The arrival on Monday of the C-130 Hercules of the Hellenic Air Force at the Elefsina Air Base has raised the number of available transport force aircraft of the 356 Tactical Transport Squadron to five.
Greece could mitigate the effects of overfishing and environmentally damaging activities and reap significant revenue by investing in marine parks, according to a report by the international organization Pristine Seas, delivered last month to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
The opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics contained “scenes of mockery of predominantly Christian religious symbols and persons” that “provoked the religious sentiment and faith of billions of people,” the Orthodox Church of Greece has said.
At the meeting of SYRIZA’s parliamentary group on Tuesday, party leader Stefanos Kasselakis proposed several changes to the parliamentary group leadership positions.
A businessman goes ahead and sets up an amusement park in Halkidiki, northern Greece, with all sorts of rides and games, and, without procuring a single license from the municipal authority or the state, puts it into operation.
A 44-year-old man has been remanded in custody pending trial on charges of the repeated rape of a 16-year-old girl in Athens’ Kolonos district.
Can refugees become entrepreneurs in Greece? In their quest to rebuild their lives, those seeking safety in Greece often strive for decent employment or endeavor to establish their own businesses, utilizing their skills and talents.
A prosecutor in Volos has ordered a preliminary investigation into how thousands of fish died and have come to fill the city’s harbor.
Former SYRIZA spokesperson Popi Tsapanidou announced in a Facebook post on Tuesday that she will take the seat of Othon Iliopoulos following his resignation as a member of parliament in early August.
A mayor in a northeastern municipality has shut down all 11 playgrounds in his area because none of them have a safety certificate.