Frequent breakdowns on a historic train and popular tourist attraction in the Peloponnese are fueling criticism of Hellenic Train, with officials warning that delays in carrying out repairs and maintenance are undermining efforts to upgrade Greece’s rail system.
Greek authorities dismantled a migrant smuggling ring linked to the Ritsona refugee center in Evia, the National Intelligence Service said, with support from the coast guard.
For a country like Greece, which is on the receiving end of Turkey’s revisionist behavior – expressed in several ways, from rhetorical threats to ongoing territorial disputes – deliberations with respect to the potential participation of Greek forces in a peacekeeping mission in Ukraine are complicated.
August is always melancholy, suspended between the madness of travel and release from the daily grind.
The interview with former US National Security Advisor John Bolton took place via video call on August 21 (Thursday). Bolton was, as usual, vehemently critical of his former boss.
A 16-year-old boy was attacked in the port city of Thessaloniki in what police described as a serious incident of fan violence.
Representatives of Greek startup Sotiria Technology are headed to the Newport Naval Station in Rhode Island to showcase its pioneering innovations in underwater intelligence to the US Navy.
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue plans to fully activate a new automated system in October that imposes fines on taxpayers who file income tax or value-added tax (VAT) returns late.
A central street in the Greek capital was closed only to reopen as a pedestrian walkway. Now, after several years, it will reopen to traffic.