Tourist injured in Chania by windswept balcony pot
A tourist was injured on Saturday afternoon in the port city of Chania, Crete, when a gust of wind pushed a clay pot off a balcony she was walking under, local news websites reported.
Four arrested for kidnapping, extorting pawnshop owner
Four people were arrested in Athens on Friday night for abducting and extorting the owner of a jewelry store and pawnshop, police said on Saturday.
DEPA’s new venture with Volton, Clavenia
The implementation of the unit will begin with the final investment decision, which is expected in the two months of October and November.
Here, you’re born a Karamanlis supporter
It was a quintessential spring afternoon in the village of Proti, Serres, in the Macedonia region of northern Greece. Some of the village’s roughly 600 residents were enjoying their afternoon coffee out in the narrow streets.
Fake investment schemes target Gulf; 104 arrested
Greek police arrested 104 individuals last week in a coordinated raid on two Athens-area call centers allegedly operating fraudulent investment schemes targeting victims in the Gulf region.
Check threats boost number of insured vehicles by 200,000
The number of insured cars in Greece increased by 200,000 during the first four months of 2025.
Former PASOK minister dies, aged 94
Christos Rokofyllos, a former PASOK minister and lawyer, has died at the age of 94, his son Konstantinos announced on social media on Saturday.
Bargains in US-Greece air fares
“Now is the right time to travel from the US to Greece,” major foreign travel platforms are saying to attract the interest of Americans, promoting cheap airline tickets.
Greens and Reds let their fans down in Abu Dhabi
Panathinaikos and Olympiakos have been left out of the Euroleague final and will fight it out on Sunday for the third place.
Schoinoussa antiquities case ends with heirs convicted
Nearly two decades after a major antiquities seizure, an Athens court has sentenced Despina and Dimitris Papadimitriou, heirs of the prominent shipping family, to three years and six months in prison, suspended for three years, for misappropriating valuable ancient artifacts.