Italy’s Agnelli family received several expressions of interest for GEDI, the publisher of Italian dailies La Repubblica and La Stampa, but no deal has been reached, a spokesperson for the family’s holding company EXOR said on Thursday.
A coast guard officer is among the defendants in a major case led by the police’s anti-extortion unit, which has resulted in the dismantling of two criminal organizations accused of blackmail and protection racketeering in Piraeus.
According to the fire service, progress has been made in containing the wildfire that started Friday around noon in Agios Dimitrios, Koropi, in eastern Attica.
A man has been gunned down in cold blood in the Agia Paraskevi suburb in northern Athens.
With the opening of its members’ club, The Ilisian, the new integrated destination into which the historic Hilton hotel property has been transformed, returns to the forefront of Athenian life.
Airbnbs and cafes have arrived in Exarchia, a neighborhood once hostile to such activities, but the streets remain dirty.
Open-air cinemas Cine Alexandra (27 Iroon Polytechniou, Halandri) and Cine Fleri (5 Skipi) will host five special evenings dedicated to Stanley Kubrick.
At least 54 people, including minors, are now reported to have been injured in Friday’s collision between two buses in the southern Athens suburb of Voula.
The government plans to launch projects worth €100 million by 2030 on Mount Athos, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has announced on the first of a two-day official visit to the autonomous monastic republic.
Greeks and Germans have been in a complicated relationship for a very long time, from before Germany joined NATO in 1955, from before Greece acceded to the European Economic Community in 1981.