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Pipeline fault temporarily cuts water supply to Aegina
A fault has been reported in the underwater pipeline supplying water to the Greek island of Aegina, temporarily cutting off the island’s supply from the network.
All for a few ‘clicks’
There is no arguing that the letter of the law and the Traffic Code must be upheld when a 16-year-old is caught driving, without a license, and after failing to stop when he’s flagged down by police. But it is one of those violations that happens a lot.
ATHEX: Bourse loses more ground on Eurobank
Eurobank dominated proceedings at the Greek stock market for another day on Wednesday.
Turkey seeking return of Russian S-400s amid F-35 talks with US
Turkey is reportedly considering returning S-400 air-defense systems it purchased from Russia in an effort to improve relations with the United States and potentially regain access to the American F-35 fighter jet program, according to Bloomberg.
Journalist breaks silence after attack by SYRIZA MEP
Journalist Nikos Giannopoulos, who was reportedly attacked by SYRIZA MEP Nikos Pappas at a bar in Strasbourg, addressed the incident in a brief social media post.
‘He created a little diamond and gave it to us’
An event to honor Thanos Veremis, one of the most emblematic figures in Greek academic and public life, professor emeritus of political history at the University of Athens, and founding member of the prominent think tank Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP), was held on December 16 at the American School of Classical…
Athens teen held after stabbing classmate at Kypseli school
A 16-year-old student has been ordered held in custody after allegedly stabbing a classmate at a school in central Athens. Prosecutors are also investigating her parents for possible neglect.
Prosecutor seeks convictions for all 42 defendants in Golden Dawn appeal trial
A prosecutor at the appeal trial of the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn group has proposed that all 42 defendants be convicted in line with the original indictment, during proceedings before a Five-Member Court.
Parliament lifts Zoe Konstantopoulou’s immunity
Parliament voted by 225 votes in favor of lifting the immunity of Course of Freedom leader Zoe Konstantopoulou on Wednesday, following a criminal complaint filed against her for defamation by journalist Vasiliki Polyzou.