In a rare judgment, the European Union’s highest court has sided with a Syrian refugee’s appeal in a landmark case that sought damages against the European border and coast guard agency, Frontex, opening the way for other victims to do the same.
Parliament has approved a bill from the Digital Governance Ministry to create Pharos, the Greek Artificial Intelligence Factory, and to place the online social insurance platform IDIKA under the supervision of the digital governance and health ministers.
Police dismantled a human trafficking ring in Thessaloniki on Thursday morning, arresting 15 people including three brothers accused of leading the operation that brought women from Latin America to Greece under false promises and exploited them in brothels.
Opposition lawmakers have scuffled with police inside the Albanian parliament, following weeks of tensions over corruption allegations against the deputy of Prime Minister Edi Rama and other officials.
The Greek Navy has entered a new era with the delivery of its first French-built FDI frigate, the F-601 Kimon, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias has said.
The budget recorded a primary surplus of €13.9 billion on a cash basis during the January to November period, according to data issued by the Bank of Greece.
A 48-year-old man was arrested in Nea Filadelfeia, central Athens, for stealing containers of olive oil and honey intended for household use from the storage rooms of apartment buildings.
Turkey has warned Russia and Ukraine to exercise greater caution regarding Black Sea security after its air force shot down a drone that entered Turkish airspace, the defense ministry has said.
An accountant accused of participating in a Giannitsa-based criminal network involved in the illegal acquisition of agricultural subsidies from OPEKEPE has been remanded in custody.
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias was in France on Thursday to take delivery of the first of four advanced new navy frigates commissioned by Athens from the Naval Group.