American tourist dies after fall in Vikos Gorge
A young American tourist who was hiking with her friends in the Vikos Gorge in the Pindus Mountains in the country’s northwest has died after falling into a ravine.
Over 3,000 helmet violations detected in second week of police crackdown
More than 3,000 helmet-related violations were recorded nationwide in the second week of the nationwide campaign “Zero Tolerance for Not Wearing a Helmet,” police have announced.
Gerapetritis discusses migration and maritime zones in Tripoli
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis met with the Libyan Prime Minsiter Hamid Dbeibeh in Tripoli on Tuesday, describing their meeting as productive.
Ferry ticket costs in Greece among highest in Europe, study finds
A Kathimerini study has found that ferry travel in Greece can be significantly more expensive per nautical mile than equivalent routes in northern and southern Europe, especially on short, high-speed connections between popular Aegean islands.
Declaration of Electronic Open (International) Tender for the supply of “Unmanned aerial vehicles for aerial surveillance – Seventy-one (71) mini multicopters”
The Hellenic Corporation of Assets and Participations S.A. (Growthfund) through the Project Preparation Facility, in its capacity as implementing authority in accordance with article 5B of Law 3986/2011, acting by order, on behalf and in the name of the “Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection” (hereinafter “Contracting Authority”), hereby invites the interested economic operators…
ECB launches design contest for future euro banknotes
The European Central Bank (ECB) has launched a public design contest for the next generation of euro banknotes, inviting graphic designers from across the EU to help shape the future look of the currency.
Justice minister suspends Patras forensic officials
Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis has ordered the suspension of two officials from the Patras Forensic Service.
EU gave ‘green light’ for controversial migration law, says Greek MEP
The Greek government has received the “green light” from the European Commission for passing recent controversial legislation aimed at curbing a surge of migrant inflows from North Africa, MEP Eliza Vozemberg said on Tuesday.