Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis has joined 24 counterparts from European countries, Australia and Britain in jointly condemning Israel’s plans to construct a settlement east of Jerusalem.
Turkey has broken ground on a railway connection from its northeastern Kars province to Azerbaijan’s Nakhchivan exclave, moving to take advantage of a US-brokered peace deal signed this month between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
Police said a 43-year-old man was arrested in Thessaloniki, as part of an investigation into a complaint of rape of a minor.
A man was arrested Thursday morning after a hit-and-run that left an elderly man injured in Trikala, Thessaly.
A French bid to relocate two orcas and 12 dolphins to Greece has sparked sharp debate over the future of captive marine mammals.
Police have launched a manhunt to find a 40-year-old man who is believed to have killed his wife during an argument earlier this morning in the city of Volos, central Greece.
Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou dismissed on Friday a report in Bloomberg which said that Libya’s eastern-based parliament is expected to ratify a maritime deal with Turkey, telling SKAI TV that Greece’s politics “are not determined by reports, but by actions on the ground.”
Late at night on August 19, a severe technical glitch affected Athens’ air traffic control system. As a result, the radar “lost” the so-called Merenta spot, which covers Athens International Airport’s final approach and takeoff.
A prosecutor is investigating an unauthorized pet cemetery in Athens following a complaint from the city’s municipality.
New Eurostat data for 2024 show Greece had the highest rate in the European Union of unmet medical needs, with 21.9% of Greeks aged 16 and older reporting they needed medical examination or treatment but could not obtain it due to financial constraints, long waiting lists or distance to health services.