The death of former Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis has drawn international attention, with major outlets reflecting on his role in shaping modern Greece and its European integration.
Free rides on the northern city of Thessaloniki’s metro will continue through Monday in response to heightened passenger demand during the Epiphany holiday.
A fatal car crash on Sunday morning near Athanaton, Iraklio in Crete claimed the life of a 73-year-old man and injured three others.
Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni paid an inspection visit to Parnassos Ski Resort in Central Greece on Friday.
New reduced transaction charges by all local lenders will apply starting on January 9.
A visit to the thermal waters of Pozar Baths in Aridaia is an invitation to unwind and rejuvenate – but it’s only the beginning of what this captivating destination in northern Greece has to offer.
Greece will experience cloudy skies and local rain, particularly in the south, with isolated storms in the Dodecanese early Saturday.
The Greek government has declared four days of national mourning following the death of former prime minister Costas Simitis, with a state funeral to honor his legacy.
Costas Simitis, who headed Greece’s 1996-2004 socialist government as prime minister, has died at age 88.
Authorities issued a 112 emergency alert Sunday warning residents on the island of Rhodes of heavy rainfall and urging them to limit travel.