Russian cybercriminal Alexander Vinnik was released from US custody as part of a prisoner swap on Thursday and is expected to arrive in Russia within hours, according to a statement from his lawyer, Arkady Bukh, sent to Kathimerini English.
Stocks soar on geopolitical and corporate news, with the main index topping 1,600 points.
Microloans of 3,000 to 25,000 euros will be granted with the support of the Microcredit Fund of the Hellenic Development Bank through the three microcredit companies which have been licensed by the Bank of Greece.
Internationally acclaimed conductor Marcello Rota, alongside the Athens Philharmonia Orchestra, will bring to life the legendary compositions of Italian maestros Nino Rota and Ennio Morricone at the Christmas Theater (137 Veikou) on March 5.
Anafi Island was declared in a state of emergency on Thursday to address urgent needs and manage the consequences of recent seismic activity in the region.
A man is facing charges of murdering his older brother in his home in a village on Corfu.
The European Commission has approved a €111.7 million Greek government measure to support Motor Oil Hellas to produce renewable hydrogen.
The US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), the Musk-led agency tasked with reducing government spending, announced on X that it had halted a $25,000 award intended to support LGBTQ refugees in Greece.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov has said his government was seeking an interim agreement with Greece to end an impasse over an expired water deal that has sparked protests by Greek farmers.