Two young men detained for allegedly starting a fire near an elderly care facility may have their cases reconsidered after fire investigation experts attributed the blaze to natural causes rather than arson.
The Ministry of Finance is looking forward to a record haul of taxes from individuals, about €15.5 billion, up from a set goal of €15.2 billion.
Following a successful pilot last year, the Center for the Greek Language is expanding its online Greek teaching program, “Greek to Me.”
An Athens misdemeanor appeals court on Thursday acquitted three defendants who were being retried over the deadly 2017 floods in Mandra, which killed 25 people in West Attica.
Athens’ former mayor, Kostas Bakoyannis, has accused his successor, Haris Doukas, of “cheap communications tactics” and inconsistency over plans for an important thoroughfare in the city center that has undergone numerous controversial transformations in recent years.
The UN Human Rights Council is due next month to review a report on mercenaries and private security operations in Cyprus, following a January fact-finding mission by its working group.
Two teenagers were killed early Thursday in a car crash on the Kastoria-Amyntaio National Road near the small town of Korissos, in northern Greece, authorities have said.
Climate change that has driven scorching temperatures and dwindling rainfall made massive wildfires in Greece, Cyprus and Turkey this summer burn much more fiercely, said a new study released Thursday.
All Athens Metro stations will be equipped with a defibrillator, following a donation by the Massoutis supermarket group and implemented by the Infrastructure and Transport Ministry, it was announced on Wednesday.
A crisis at the Greek Orthodox Monastery of Saint Catherine’s in Sinai, Egypt, has escalated into a prolonged struggle over leadership and control, drawing close attention from both Athens and Cairo.