A single-member misdemeanor court in Hania, Crete, found a 54-year-old man guilty of attempted fraud after he posed as an investigator to the family of a 33-year-old doctor missing for 12 days.
Athens comes alive during the holidays, with streets aglow, squares buzzing with music, and a lively mix of markets, concerts, workshops and parties.
Are critics of the planned redesign of the area surrounding the National Archaeological Museum justified? Yes – but only to an extent.
Twelve people, of whom six are minors, were arrested as suspected members of a criminal group selling cocaine and cannabis mainly in a private school in the northern suburbs of Athens.
Two Turkish nationals were arrested in northern Greece on Friday after police found a minor in their house who had been reported missing by his family.
State water company EYDAP is seeking to impose a 7.50-euro increase on quarterly water bills starting next year, subject to approval by the regulator.
Protesting farmers on Saturday decided to continue blocking customs offices at Greece’s international borders.
Recent developments point to behind-the-scenes movement in discussions over the possible launch of negotiations on maritime boundary delimitation among states that have, or claim to have, overlapping zones of jurisdiction in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Greece’s top administrative court and the Cyclades Antiquities Authority have halted further construction near the Apokofto Lighthouse on the island of Sifnos, suspending work on four adjacent properties above Chrisopigi beach.
Buyers from Israel are now the leaders among foreign property buyers in Attica and Thessaloniki.