The driver of a truck involved in a deadly accident on the Egnatia Odos highway in northern Greece has been charged with manslaughter by negligence, dangerous bodily harm, and dangerous driving.
A Sierra Leone-flagged cargo ship, MN KOSTAS, has largely sunk off Kyriamadi in Sitia, northeastern Crete, with only its bow still visible above water.
The State Department’s Bureau of Legislative Affairs affirmed on Wednesday that the Trump administration is fully committed to complying with US law, including CAATSA.
The Ministry of Culture announced that the temporary fencing at the Portara of Naxos will remain in place until September 2025.
The island of Amorgos has implemented unprecedented fishing restrictions after an 11-year campaign by local fishermen who watched their nets gradually empty.
Future historians may be able to choose between two interpretations of recent events in Washington. One could be titled “The last chapter in the demise of the West” and the other “The meeting that halted the demise of the West.”
One person died and another was injured after a motorbike crashed into a pole in Athens around midday on Wednesday.
Two police officers sustained minor injuries during an operation in Hania, Crete, on Wednesday that led to the arrest of a suspect on drug-related charges.
Six Turkish nationals were arrested during a large-scale police operation in Attica targeting a Turkish mafia network in Greece on Wednesday.
Statements by Migration and Asylum Minister Thanos Plevris disapproving ministry employees and their objections to the suspension of asylum applications have prompted sharp criticism from the leftist SYRIZA party.