Despite rising costs and higher prices for accommodation and transportation, Greeks are not abandoning island getaways. Instead, they are adapting by choosing closer and more affordable islands, shorter trips, and last-minute bookings.
A video released on Thursday by state broadcaster ERT shows a 59-year-old man allegedly aiming and firing a gun at a sanitation worker in the Athens neighborhood of Gyzi on Monday.
Modifications and suspensions of services on the Athens-Thessaloniki intercity axis, as well as on some local and suburban routes, will take effect from Monday due to extensive railway works by Greek operator OSE.
A man was killed Thursday evening when his car collided with a farming vehicle on the Olympia Odos motorway in the northern Peloponnese and burst into flames.
Inflation remains the top concern for Greeks at 56.6%, according to a new Opinion Poll survey for Action24, which also measured reactions to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ announcements at the Thessaloniki International Fair and speculation about former premier Alexis Tsipras forming a new party.
During his speech at the International Thessaloniki Fair, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis asked for consensus from the opposition parties on some major issues, on which there may indeed be a convergence of views, possibly even full agreement.
This time the gains were more widespread, with rising stocks numbering twice as many as losers on the day.
Finally! Order will be restored to our streets and squares! At least that is what the prime minister claimed at the launch of MyStreet, the application “through which you can submit a complaint to the competent municipality if you notice illegal placement of tables and chairs in public areas, except the coast.”
US oil major Chevron’s interest in exploring for natural gas in four blocks south of Crete opens a window of opportunity for Greece’s geopolitical and energy interests.