US plan on ports, gas stations
Four companies are vying for the creation of an alternative FSRU to that off Alexandroupoli.
Police arrest man in Exarchia over gun threat
Police have arrested a man after eyewitnesses reported he had threatened a woman with a gun earlier in Exarchia, central Athens.
Conferences of the willing or the desperate?
Whether we like it or not, US President Donald Trump is right. Europe’s leaders are generally mediocre, indecisive and weak. They are cut from the same cloth that makes them conventional and polite. But these are not the times for such leaders.
Two men deny involvement in Foinikounda double murder
The nephew of a campsite owner and a businessman from Athens, accused of instigating a double murder in Foinikounda on the evening of October 5, remained in the investigator’s office for more than four hours, insisting on their innocence.
New houses are too pricey for Greeks
Building more new apartments at this stage does not provide a solution for the average Greek family, especially in the Attica basin.
Greece maintains participation in European security fund, Dendias says
National Defense Minister Nikos Dendias said that Greece has not withdrawn its proposal for participation in the European financial instrument for action on security in Europe (SAFE), responding to party leaders’ interventions during his speech on the 2026 state budget in the Plenary Session of Parliament.
Thessaloniki Municipality investigates toll fraud
Three employees of Thessaloniki Municipality used the motorway transponders from decommissioned garbage trucks to make 280 journeys in their own cars over a 2.5-year period, authorities believe.
Man arrested for trying to smuggle 18kg of cannabis through Athens aiport
Police at Athens International Airport have arrested a 23-year-old man after he tried to smuggle more than 18.5 kilograms of cannabis in his baggage.
Gov’t defends stance on farmers’ demands, urges dialogue
The government has clarified its position on farmers’ demands as Rural Development and Food Minister Kostas Tsiaras said authorities are providing support to the primary sector within the limits of the economy and the European framework while urging continued dialogue.
Business groups call for dialogue amid farmers’ mobilizations
Business groups have called for dialogue to protect economic activity amid ongoing farmers’ mobilizations, stressing the importance of keeping markets and supply chains functioning during the critical fourth quarter of the year.