13-year-old arrested in Thessaloniki scooter theft
A 13-year-old was arrested early Monday after allegedly taking a rented electric scooter from a 21-year-old man claiming he was carrying a knife, police said.
Greece to open Komotini gas compression station to boost regional exports
A new natural gas compression station will be inaugurated on Tuesday in Komotini, northern Greece, in a project aimed at strengthening Greece’s role as a key supply channel for Southeast Europe.
The new face of rural violence on Crete
Relatives, friends and residents formed a somber procession behind the hearse carrying the body of a 39-year-old man killed in Saturday’s shootout in Vorizia, in the municipality of Phaistos on Crete.
Hellenic Post in spiral of constant restructuring
ELTA currently employs approximately 2,900 permanent staff and another 1,500 through external partners.
Greek thinker challenges AI on divine questions
Stelios Ramphos, a Greek philosopher, spent two hours interrogating ChatGPT about the nature of God and consciousness in an unusual philosophical experiment.
Washington eyes Caspian-Med convergence
US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack has spoken of potential convergences from the Caspian Sea to the Mediterranean, suggesting Washington may soon take new diplomatic initiatives to address regional disputes, including disagreements over maritime zones.
Psychiatric doctors face police legal action
A police union in northeast Attica has filed criminal complaints against psychiatrists at public mental health facilities, accusing them of continuous dereliction of duty and endangering patients.
Thessaloniki to host tourism and gastronomy exhibitions November 14-16
Tourism and gastronomy will put Thessaloniki in the spotlight between November 14 and 16, when the city hosts the Philoxenia-Hotelia and Food & Drinks by Detrop exhibitions at the city’s International Exhibition Center.
AIA nine-month profit drops 4.8%
Athens International Airport posted a 4.8% drop in nine-month net profit on Monday despite increased passenger traffic as rising operating costs and a larger variable concession fee offset modest revenue gains.
Papastavrou: Greece a co-shaper of the region’s energy map
In a statement on Sunday, Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou referred to the Sixth Partnership for Transatlantic Energy Cooperation (P-TEC), which will be held on Thursday and Friday in Athens, with the participation of four US ministers, energy ministers from European countries, and senior executives from energy companies with international operations.