Defense milestone
Thursday marked a pivotal milestone for Greece’s national defense as the Hellenic Navy enters a transformative new era.
Home wins against Euroleague’s top and bottom teams
Panathinaikos made it two out of two this week with a home win against Euroleague leader Hapoel Tel Aviv on Thursday.
Five-month-old infant found dead in Nea Ionia
A five-month-old infant was found dead under unknown circumstances in the Nea Ionia area of Athens.
Post offices in minimarkets and cafes
The blueprint for the transition of the Hellenic Post (ELTA) to a new era has shifted from a closure plan to a transformation plan.
Lanes of multiple abuse
After a brief parenthesis of restraint prompted by each adoption of new, “strict” measures – in this case the new road traffic code – Athens’ bus lanes have quickly returned to their natural state, that of a tragic joke.
Gov’t signs major contract to expand ultra-fast internet nationwide
The government has signed a contract with OTE Group and Grid Telecom to expand ultra-fast broadband across the country, with the aim to bring fiber-optic internet to 480,000 more homes and businesses.
Wildlife increasingly wandering into cities
Police trying to capture a wild boar near a school in Evosmos, Thessaloniki, recently drew online attention and renewed debate over the growing presence of wildlife in Greek cities.
Ambulance crashes into police bus stationed on national highway
A traffic accident occurred on Friday afternoon in the Platykampos area of Larissa, when a private ambulance crashed into a riot police transport bus that had been stationed on the national road amid farmers’ protests.
New tax authority unit to strike ‘awe’ in evaders
AADE introduces unified inspection squad to tackle major evasion and smuggling cases.
ATHEX: Bourse keeps growing on a busy day
Athinon Avenue maintained its rising course on Friday, with growth recorded by most indexes.