Man, 79, killed in logging accident in Halkidiki
A 79-year-old man died after being crushed by a tree trunk while cutting wood in the northern region of Halkidiki.
Traffic restrictions on Poseidonos Avenue from Tuesday to Friday
Authorities announced that traffic regulations will be implemented on Poseidonos Avenue from Tuesday to Friday due to construction.
Turkey’s Erdogan says attacks on Black Sea commercial ships unacceptable
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday that attacks on commercial ships in the Black Sea were unacceptable, issuing a warning to “all related sides” after an unmanned vessel reportedly struck a tanker off Turkey’s northern coast.
Mitsotakis cites 22% income rise, sets spring 2027 election date
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis told investors in London that his government will continue major economic reforms ahead of elections set for spring 2027, signaling stability to markets and voters alike.
Plevris says new measures cut migration flows by half
Migration and Asylum Minister Thanos Plevris has said new legislative measures sharply reduced migration flows and strengthened protection of Greek and European borders during a television interview on SKAI.
To strike the right balance, unions need to step up
According to one widely held belief, labor relations are a zero-sum game, meaning that for one side to win something, the other needs to give something up. This is what most leftists and every neoliberal think.
Farmers reopen Thessaloniki highway as protests continue nationwide
Shortly before 3.30 p.m., farmers in the Delta municipality reopened the national highway to Thessaloniki after blocking the Malgara toll booths, while the road to Athens remains closed.
Drug trafficking suspect arrested at Athens Airport
A 48-year-old foreign national wanted by the Albanian authorities under an Interpol red notice for drug trafficking was apprehended at Athens International Airport on Saturday, police have said.
Athens water crisis deepens as reservoirs fall to decade lows
Athens is facing a worsening water crisis after its two main reservoirs, Mornos and Yliki, lost about 40% of their reserves over recent years, officials said, pushing Attica into its most severe shortage in a decade.
Commission praises Greece on historic labor agreement
European Social Rights and Skills, Quality Jobs and Preparedness Commissioner Roxana Minzatu has congratulated Greece on the signing of a social agreement with national social partners, the Labor and Social Insurance Ministry has said.