There is little at stake in Sunday’s election for the European Parliament. Domestic governance was settled in last year’s double election and, barring unforeseen developments, the conservative government will rule for a full second term, ending in mid-2027.
A building belonging to Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in northern Greece, which had been used as an anarchist libertarian squat, was raided by police in the early hours of Monday.
After a warm weekend that saw temperatures climb into the low-30s, Greece is bracing for a blast of heat in the first week of June that is expected to be dramatic though thankfully short.
The percentage of minors at or below the poverty line in Cyprus stood at 18.1% in 2022, equivalent to around 31,000 youngsters.
The body of an unidentified man was recovered Sunday off a beach northeast of Athens with a 10-kilogram (22-pound) barbell attached to his leg with a rope, the coast guard said.
Starting in September, some civil cases will be taken out of judges’ hands and be decided by lawyers, as part of an attempt to relieve court congestion and decide cases faster.
The harmonized consumer price index slowed to 2.3% in May, against a 2.6% eurozone rate.
A 4.3 magnitude earthquake occurred off the western Cycladic island of Kythnos at around noon, according to the Geodynamic Institute of the National Observatory of Athens.
Debts amounting to only 5.5 billion euros have been settled by debtors with dues to the tax authorities.
Police in Piraeus have arrested a non-national wanted by Swedish authorities for threatening politicians on social media.