A 79-year-old Cretan man was remanded into custody on Thursday, pending trial for the attempted murder of a 35-year-old livestock farmer in a case that is being treated as a blood feud between two families in the island’s Iraklio prefecture.
A total of 74,944 reports regarding tax evasion, customs violations, and public official corruption were submitted by Greek citizens in 2024 through the government’s digital platforms, according to data released by the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE).
Greek authorities have intensified investigations following the seizure of 4.5 tons of cocaine on a ship, the Blume, managed by a Greek company, off the Canary Islands.
The establishment of two national marine parks in the Ionian and Aegean seas has been pushed back to mid-2025, according to Greece’s Environment Ministry.
The Hellenic Institute of Cultural Diplomacy in France is set to host a philanthropic gala spotlighting Greek heritage through a unique fusion of historical and modern fashion.
PASOK President Nikos Androulakis said that his party will pursue an autonomous course with the goal of becoming the leading political force in the country, during an interview on Action24 TV on Wednesday.
The American College of Greece is hosting “Muhabbet: East Mediterranean Conversations,” a series of discussions running from January 27 to May 23, focused on the shared Ottoman past of the Eastern Mediterranean.
Athens on Thursday issued an official response to recent statements by the prime minister of North Macedonia, Hristijan Mickoski, who indicated that Skopje does not consider the name dispute with Greece as resolved.
A high-level trade delegation from Israel paid a visit to Athens on Tuesday to explore further Greek-Israeli cooperation in trade and investments, and mutually beneficial consortia in technology, industry, energy, exports, pharmaceuticals, health services and agriculture.
The Culture Ministry has announced a €500,000 project to restore and enhance the Peristeria Archaeological Site in Messinia, southern Greece.