European basketball’s top club competition tips off Tuesday in a landmark season for Greece, as it celebrates a bronze medal at EuroBasket and prepares to host the EuroLeague Final Four next May at Athens’ OAKA arena.
The president of the Democracy Movement, Stefanos Kasselakis, has requested that the European Public Prosecutor’s Office investigate the 2023 wealth declaration of former agriculture minister Lefteris Avgenakis in connection with the OPEKEPE case file.
Cyprus will commit fresh funding over the next two years to the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), a long-delayed project to link the island’s power grid with Greece and Israel, President Nikos Christodoulides said Tuesday.
Police will begin around-the-clock patrols of Roma settlements within a month as part of a new crime prevention strategy, Citizen Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis said Tuesday.
A major police operation targeting a VAT fraud ring led to 17 arrests, including accountants, on Tuesday, according to the Hellenic Police.
Germany’s Foreign Ministry has issued a travel advisory on recent changes to Greece’s traffic code, in force since September 13.
A large crane used to load wind turbine components overturned near the Stylida customs office in Thessaly Tuesday morning.
The island of Alonissos in the western Aegean is gearing up to host the first international film festival in Greece dedicated entirely to the sea, in the heart of the country’s largest marine park.
Passengers on Greece’s rail network continue to face daily frustrations, with delays ranking among their most frequent complaints, according to the Regulatory Authority for Railways (RAS).
Greece faces a nationwide strike on Wednesday that is expected to bring widespread disruptions across transport, healthcare and public services, as unions protest against the government’s proposed labor legislation.