Blasts have rocked two tankers from Russia’s shadow fleet in the Black Sea near Turkey’s Bosphorus strait, causing fires on the vessels, and rescue operations were launched for those on board, Turkish authorities and sources said.
The government plans to fold local urban planning offices into the National Cadastre under a draft law presented on Thursday to the cabinet, shifting responsibility for issuing building permits back to the central government.
Four soldiers were hospitalized Friday in Messolonghi, western Greece, after a lightning strike hit their military camp during severe weather affecting the region.
Hellenic Train has announced new changes to the Athens suburban rail (Proastiakos) timetable following complaints from commuter associations about disruptions caused by revisions introduced less than a week ago.
The AΘΧ Collective, a vibrant Athens-based creative community, presents “RE:” – a three-day multidisciplinary art experience at PLEX (28 Kerameikou).
Testimony by former Hellenic Police chief Konstantinos Tsouvalas and a lawyer linked to Intellexa, the company that which marketed Predator spyware system in Greece, triggered sharp questioning at the Single-Member Misdemeanor Court of Athens, where the trial concerning the Greek wiretapping scandal continued.
Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis is set to announce his candidacy for the presidency of the Eurogroup later on Friday, according to reports.
A severe hailstorm hit Lesvos Friday, causing significant disruption in the city of Mytilini and surrounding towns, particularly in the western parts of the island.
In June 2023, the Arab-led Rapid Support Forces (RSF) attacked Murnei, in Darfur, the home village of then 10-year-old Mohammed Yousef. He survived the attack but now wears a shabby blazer to cover the burn scars on his hands and torso.
This time, the protesting cabbies are right. For there to be more electrically powered taxis in the Greek capital than the current 75 in a fleet of 14,000, we need infrastructure we don’t have.