Turkey plans to buy the necessary defense systems from NATO allies and other countries until its domestic fighter jet KAAN is ready for delivery, a Turkish Defense Ministry source said on Thursday.
Troops started rehearsing on the outskirts of Thessaloniki on Thursday ahead of the military parade that will be held in the northern port city on Tuesday, marking “Ohi Day.”
Visitors to the Municipality of Zagori will now be required to pay a cultural fee of €0.75 per night for stays in hotels or short term rentals.
This was done either by resorting to their savings or through the illegal economy.
The Health Ministry is establishing an Office for the Detection and Management of Fake News on Public Health Issues, with its headquarters at the National Public Health Organization (EODY).
The number of homeless people in Athens has increased over the past seven years, according to Deputy Mayor Maria Stratigaki, citing preliminary findings from the city’s first homelessness census since 2018.
A 15-year-old boy suffered cardiac arrest while he was inside a gym on Wednesday afternoon.
Cloudy conditions with rain and thunderstorms are expected across Greece on Thursday.
Livestock farmers must intensify efforts to contain a sheep pox epidemic that has already led to the closure of 1,500 units, Rural Development and Food Minister Kostas Tsiaras said, warning that funds for restocking flocks will not be released until the spread of the disease is brought under control.
Greece’s islands risk losing their global tourism appeal as infrastructure strains under record visitor numbers, the National Bank of Greece warned in a new report.