A scroll carbonized in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius nearly 2,000 years ago has been identified as a philosophical work by the Greek Epicurean thinker Philodemus, the Guardian has reported.
Police have released the names and photos of two individuals in relation to the deadly explosion that occurred early Saturday morning outside a bank in central Thessaloniki, including that of the woman killed in the blast.
The coast guard has announced a ban on jet skis and other similar privately owned or rented watercraft along the residential coastal areas of Attica during peak hours.
Technology giant Huawei showcased new digital solutions based on real-life industry scenarios at its Enterprise Roadshow in Glyfada last week.
A new digital evaluation system of public sector services by citizens will help the public sector “become better by identifying its weaknesses,” Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Tuesday at a meeting to present the process.
Greece’s Coast Guard said it has rescued 158 foreign nationals in the sea off the coast of the small island of Gavdos, south of Crete, on Tuesday.
The US Department of Defense has greenlit a $17.2 million contract with defence contractor Lockheed Martin to provide engineering and technical support for Greece’s inclusion into the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program, marking a significant step in strengthening NATO’s southeastern flank.
A top prosecutor has requested the annulment of a court decision acquitting former defense minister Giannos Papantoniou and two co-defendants of alleged bribery in a major money laundering case.
Piraeus Bank reported higher quarterly net earnings on Tuesday on strong fee income and said it does not expect a significant impact from US tariffs.
Marmaris Cruise Port is enjoying its first-ever participation at the Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum.