Thessaloniki workers began harvesting olives on Tuesday morning as part of a program to produce “Thermaikos Chrysos”, a municipal organic oil that will be distributed to vulnerable households, the Thessaloniki Green Department said.
Passengers of Thessaloniki Metro faced delays on Tuesday as services were conducted only one way in a section of the single line it is comprised of, operator Thema said.
Last week we looked into the US quest for energy dominance and what it means for Greece. This week energy is back on the agenda, as Greece plays host to top energy officials from the US, Cyprus, and Israel.
Authorities raided Alikarnassos prison at dawn as part of investigations into a deadly attack in the village of Vorizia, near Iraklio, Crete, that left two people dead and four injured on Saturday.
The new US ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, will meet with Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis on Tuesday, after presenting her credentials to the President.
The Ministry of Digital Governance has urged major platforms including Google, Meta, Snapchat and TikTok to voluntarily adopt the European Union’s age verification solution to better protect minors online.
A 23-year-old man was fatally stabbed Monday evening in Halkida, Evia, sparking a second knife fight later the same night in Eleftherias Square, police said.
A 13-year-old was arrested early Monday after allegedly taking a rented electric scooter from a 21-year-old man claiming he was carrying a knife, police said.
A new natural gas compression station will be inaugurated on Tuesday in Komotini, northern Greece, in a project aimed at strengthening Greece’s role as a key supply channel for Southeast Europe.
Relatives, friends and residents formed a somber procession behind the hearse carrying the body of a 39-year-old man killed in Saturday’s shootout in Vorizia, in the municipality of Phaistos on Crete.