A well-known trapper and an accomplice who attacked and seriously injured a student in a Thessaloniki nightclub in January have been handed a three-year suspended sentence after being found guilty of a misdemeanor charge of grievous bodily harm.
There’s been a rise in homophobic attacks in recent months, such as those in downtown Athens’ Zappeio, Pedion tou Areos and Kerameikos.
Inspectors from the domestic Competition Committee conducted a raid on the Athens offices of Nestle Hellas, the Greek branch of the Swiss-based food and beverage multinational, Wednesday and Thursday in search of evidence that could point to the company’s alleged involvement in cartel activities and abuse of its dominant market position.
The Theater of the No (3 Konstantinou Palaiologou) invites audiences to a captivating evening of jazz, blues and improvisation on Saturday.
Greece has returned a total of 1,055 ancient coins which were illegally excavated and smuggled to Turkey, in the first such repatriation between the two countries.
Putting aside the hyperbole and simplistic comments, let alone the sexist ones, concerning the newly designated US ambassador to Athens, Kimberly Guilfoyle, the informed observer who has followed Greek-American relations over the years knows that what’s important in an ambassador in a post like Athens is the ability to influence policy at the highest levels.
Αuthorities have dismantled a drug trafficking ring that smuggled cannabis into Greece via air. Four suspects were arrested in the northern city of Serres and face charges including drug trafficking, organized crime and weapons violations.
The seven candidates running for International Olympic Committee president had their manifestos published on Thursday, and one is offering to take just half of the eight-year mandate on offer and stand again in 2029.
Domestic violence reports in Greece rose 36% over the past year, with arrests up 64%, Citizen Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis announced Thursday during a visit to the northern city of Thessaloniki.
The moment he arrived home to Syria from Turkey, Ahmed al-Kassem held his sister in a tight embrace, tears streaming down their faces. They hadn’t seen each other in more than a decade and now were reunited only days after the fall of Syrian President Bashar Assad.