Man convicted of assaulting minor he invited over for video games
A 24-year-old was convicted of sexually assaulting a minor and received a 13-year prison term from a court in the northern port city of Thessaloniki on Wednesday.
A key figure in Greece’s spyware case still owns a stake in US sanctioned Intellexa
One of the key figures in Greece’s spiraling wiretapping case still owns a 35% stake of Intellexa, which sells Predator spyware in Greece, despite attempts to show that he had sold the stake, a report revealed on Wednesday.
Greek fighter jet crashes into sea, pilot rescued
A Greek Air Force F-16 (Block 52+ variant) fighter jet has crashed into a sea off the small island of Psathoura, in the northern Aegean.
PM: Greek-Turkish relations demand rapprochements but no illusions
It is necessary to promote a rapprochement between Greece and Turkey but “no illusions” are allowed, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Wednesday, as the Hellenic Navy welcomed three new US-made Romeo MH-60R Seahawk helicopters in its assets.
Why Moody’s kept its rating
Banks and the country’s fiscal position are the factors that prevented Moody’s from upgrading Greece to investment status last week.
Woman arrested in Thessaloniki for stabbing partner
A 34-year-old woman was arrested in Thessaloniki on Tuesday for stabbing her 35-year-old partner with a knife during a fight.
It’s a boy! Athens zoo welcomes birth of rare pygmy hippo
A rare and endangered pygmy hippopotamus has been born in Athens’ Attica Zoological Park for the first time in 10 years, delighting conservationists.
Baby found dead in Patras house
Α baby was found dead in a house in Patras, a city in western Greece, on Wednesday.
Greece raises 250 mln euro from June 2028 bond reopening
Greece raised 250 million euros ($271.00 million) in a reopening of its 3.875% government bond maturing in June 2028, its debt agency PDMA said on Wednesday.
Move to expedite top court rulings
Delays in the administration of justice by the Council of State, the country’s highest administrative court, is usually the rule rather than the exception, as there are currently 11,000 cases pending.