Six arrested after police raid on Iraklio squat linked to attack on MP
Six people were arrested early Friday following a raid on the “Evangelismos” squat in central Iraklio, Crete, authorities said.
Almost half of the country’s post offices set to close from Monday
Of the 456 post offices currently owned by the state mail company, it was decided to permanently suspend 204, of which 40 are located in Attica.
Two men accused in Cypriot businessman’s killing to appear in Thessaloniki court
Two men accused of involvement in the October 17 killing of Cypriot businessman Stavros Demosthenous in Limassol were set to appear before Thessaloniki’s Court of Appeal Prosecutor’s Office on Friday, with a European arrest warrant expected to be activated.
Metal rod found hidden in Korydallos prison cell, two inmates detained
Authorities discovered a metal rod hidden in a prison cell at Korydallos Prison in Athens on Thursday, police said. Two inmates have been taken into custody in connection with the incident.
‘Aunt Stamatina’ shakes things up on the small screen
“Your sister is an intersex woman.” Dumbstruck by the news, Lefteris feels small fireworks going off in his brain every time the doctor repeats the phrase.
Free entry to state museums and archaeological sites resumes on designated Sundays
Free admission to archaeological sites, museums and monuments managed by the Culture Ministry will resume on November 2, applying on specific Sundays and commemorative dates throughout the year.
Five detained in Crete police raid linked to harassment of ND MP
Five people were detained after a police raid on a squat in Iraklio, Crete, early on Friday, authorities said.
RES bring average cost of power in Greece down from EU’s top
The high penetration of renewable energy sources has taken Greece out of the hard core of the most expensive electricity markets in Europe.
European experts visit Elefsina Port
Fifty European experts participated in a special action at the Port of Elefsina focusing on shipping innovation, green transition, and upskilling related to the European project EXCEED.
Pierrakakis: Greece has businesses that can lead in global markets
Greece has enterprises that are capable of taking the lead in global markets, Economy and Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis stated on Thursday, speaking at the 4th Naftemporiki Economic Conference.