A Piraeus Maritime Court prosecutor has ordered an investigation to determine whether 16 members of the Hellenic Coast Guard serving at the Central Port Authority of Piraeus committed thefts, with alleged victims being four individuals suspected of drug trafficking.
Archbishop Anastasios of Albania, 95, is undergoing emergency surgery at Evangelismos Hospital in Athens to address internal bleeding in his gastrointestinal system.
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias has instructed General Dimitris Houpis, chief of the Hellenic National Defense General Staff, to conduct extraordinary reviews of the armed forces ranks as part of a wider reform plan. These reviews will include officers at the ranks of Lieutenant General, Major General, Vice Admiral and Rear Admiral. According to a ministry announcement,…
Four police officers were among 19 people arrested Friday in a major operation targeting two criminal organizations accused of bribery linked to brothels and gambling clubs, as well as large-scale tax fraud.
Almost all realty transfers will soon have to be implemented through the state platform.
Sean Mathews, a journalist for the Middle East Eye covering the Middle East, North Africa and the Balkans, joins Thanos Davelis to break down why the election of a new president in Lebanon is so important, and what challenges lie ahead for the Eastern Mediterranean country and its new president.
The assessment of a prime minister’s contribution to the development of his country is determined by the ability to distance himself from party identities, political stereotypes and the breadth of his vision.
The Athens Jazz Syndicate brings the ultimate jam session to life every Monday night at the Burger Disco Club (11 Nikis).
An academic election at the University of Athens Medical School has ignited controversy, leading the Greek Ministry of Education to order a formal review.