The European Commission has presented a plan to strengthen the security and resilience of underwater cables, including those in the Mediterranean, following incidents in recent months in the Baltic Sea, which have raised suspicions of Russian sabotage.
A 60-year-old woman has died after succumbing to injuries sustained in a four-meter fall from her balcony in Halkidiki, northern Greece.
Greece’s current account deficit was 15.1 billion euros last year.
Early testing of take-off zones for measuring in long jump and triple jump has received positive feedback from many athletes and fans, but twice reigning Olympic men’s long jump champion Miltiadis Tentoglou threatened to quit the event if the sport implemented the rule change.
A 56-year-old man was killed in an explosion at a quarry in the Alexandroupoli area of northeastern Greece on Friday.
Police in Athens have announced the arrest of two schoolchildren for allegedly creating and sharing AI-generated deepfake nude images of classmates.
A forensic expert involved in an investigation into the death of 39-year-old Vassilis Kalogirou, whose badly decomposed body was discovered earlier this week at a remote riverside area in Tirnavos, central Greece, has filed a request to resign from the case.
Aegean and Olympic Air have announced a series of cancellations and changes to domestic and international flight ahead of the 24-hour general strike called by unions on February 28 to mark the second anniversary of the Tempe railway disaster.
Thousands flooded the streets of Serbia’s capital on Thursday in a noisy support rally for protesting university students and their monthslong struggle against corruption and for changes in the Balkan country.
The mayor of Monemvasia, the historic castle town in southern Greece, Iraklis Tricheilis, is defending the planned cable car project for the Upper City, asserting it will provide a minor intervention and boost tourism.