The Appeals Court in Thessaloniki has closed the case surrounding the death of 28-year-old Bulgarian football fan Tosko Bozadzhiyski, who fell victim to a violent fan-related incident five years ago near the Thessaloniki Concert Hall.
Led by bank stocks, the main index climbed above the 1,500-point level for only its second time in the last few months.
There are troubling signs of resurgent antisemitism in Europe and around the world, from attacks on Jews and harassment in public spaces to rising online hatred and more. One survey of European Jews found almost all had encountered antisemitism in the past year, while a majority sometimes hid their Jewish identity.
Greece’s inclusion in the eurozone in 2001, during the premiership of Costas Simitis, is, in my view, the greatest achievement in the country’s modern economic history.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is traveling to Cairo to participate in the 10th Tripartite Summit of Greece, Egypt and Cyprus, set to take place tomorrow, Wednesday.
Witness testimonies began Tuesday in the trial concerning the deaths of 32 elderly residents at the Agia Skepi nursing home in Hania, Crete, in 2020.
Thirty-seven refugees and migrants have been found on the islet of Pserimos in the Dodecanese island complex, state broadcaster ERT reported.
Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Vassilis Kikilias, shared on X the first photo of the 23-year-old skier following his rescue at a shelter in Seli, Imathia, on Tuesday.
A subsidy of 1.5 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh) has been applied to electricity tariffs for January, according to a statement from the Ministry of Environment and Energy.
The European Court of Human Rights, in a landmark ruling Tuesday, found that Greece had illegally deported a woman back to neighboring Turkey and described the use of summary expulsions or “pushbacks” as systematic.