Lawmakers in fervent clash over 13-hour workday
Tensions flared in Parliament Tuesday as lawmakers clashed over the government’s labor reform bill, which is set for a vote Thursday morning.
Two arrested for alerting thousands to police traffic checks
Two men have been arrested for running illegal online communities that warned members about police traffic checks, police said.
‘I believe in the historical necessity of SYRIZA,’ party chief says
SYRIZA leader Sokratis Famellos on Wednesday responded to the decision of former prime minister and party chief Alexis Tsipras to resign from Parliament amid speculation that he plans to form a new party.
More than 2,000 supermarket products discounted under Development Ministry initiative
More than 2,000 product codes are now available at reduced prices on supermarket shelves, with a weighted average discount of 8%, the Development Ministry announced Wednesday as part of a new initiative aimed at easing household costs.
Universities ordered to enforce discipline
The Education Ministry has sent universities a new circular outlining penalties for student misconduct and the disciplinary responsibilities of university authorities who fail to apply them.
Suspects trade accusations in Foinikounda double murder
The two 22-year-old suspects arrested Tuesday in connection with a double murder at a campsite in Foinikounda, a seaside settlement in the southern Peloponnese, are accusing each other of carrying out the shooting, according to police sources.
Suspected arson outside Thessaloniki municipal building
Emergency crews responded to a fire that broke out outside a municipal building in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, in the early hours of Wednesday.
Giannis Antekokounmpo wants to finish career in native Greece
After reaffirming his commitment to the Milwaukee Bucks in the offseason, All- Star forward Giannis Antetokounmpo went on Greek television and said he would like to finish his playing career in his native Greece.
Digital transformation is essential for competitiveness
Minister of Digital Governance Dimitris Papastergiou participated in the meeting of the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry (EBEA) Board of Directors held on Monday.
Trial set in deadly Tempe crash
Nearly three years after the Tempe train disaster that killed 57 people, the trial has been scheduled to begin on March 23, 2026, officials said.