Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has underlined the need for Europe to safeguard not only its eastern but also its southern borders, during remarks at a summit of EU leaders in Copenhagen, according to sources.
A 62-year-old woman who admitted to burying her 91-year-old mother in the yard of their home in Viotia so she could continue collecting her pension and disability benefits has been sentenced to 14 months in prison for perjury.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday urged government ministers to remain on “alert” to “promptly counter the fake news spreading among public opinion.”
E-commerce sector demands imposition of a €7 fee on small parcels from third countries.
The Labor Ministry defends the provision and clarifies that neither the eight-hour workday is being abolished, nor is the 13-hour workday institutionalized as a general principle.
After a 14-year ordeal in the Greek courts, it seems that the Kafkaesque adventure of the former president of the statistics agency ELSTAT, Andreas Georgiou, is coming to an end.
An investigation has been launched at Arta General Hospital following the death of a 28-year-old pregnant woman, who suffered a fatal allergic reaction after being administered an antibiotic.
The National Archaeological Museum is preparing to showcase an unprecedented breadth of antiquities as part of its planned expansion and reinstallation, according to a final museological study.
The Greek and Italian governments have called on Israel not to hurt activists aboard an international flotilla, which is bracing for Israeli action to prevent it from delivering aid to Gaza.
Police have arrested the head teacher of a kindergarten in the central Athens district of Agios Panteleimonas, after a four-year-old girl was able to walk out of the premises alone and unsupervised.