A fuel smuggling network that was dismantled on Sunday by Greece’s Organized Crime Unit in cooperation with the Operational Coordination Center had connections to Romania, Poland, Bulgaria and Albania.
Thessaloniki-based Anatolia College has marked an important milestone in its 139-year history after a new venture with the UK’s Open University was granted an operating license by the Greek state.
Opposition PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis demanded snap elections on Wednesday, denouncing the conservative New Democracy government as corrupt, arrogant and out of touch with citizens.
The outperformance of the economy, the increase in inbound tourism, as well as soaring rents combined with increases in the price of electricity, are behind persistent inflation.
Athens Mayor Haris Doukas appears to be charting an independent opposition course that aspires to go beyond municipal politics ahead of PASOK’s upcoming party congress.
A 25-year-old woman was killed early Thursday in a car crash in Corinth, on the Kiato-Souli provincial road.
British Ambassador to Greece Matthew Lodge, and Consul Alexandra Gregory visited Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni to assess tourism relations between the two countries.
The Anti-Money Laundering Authority, headed by the honorary deputy prosecutor of the Supreme Court Haralambos Vourliotis, has prevented money laundering through betting companies.
Athens is pressing Cyprus to take a clear stance on a flagship electricity interconnection project linking the island to Greece and Israel, as political rifts and a European investigation cast uncertainty over its future.
Hundreds of Greek schools at all levels stand to benefit from the expansion of the “Marietta Giannakou” program.