The Minister of Environment and Energy Stavros Papastavrou, has signed a ministerial decision defining the precise coordinates for the exploration and exploitation of hydrocarbons in the marine zones “South Crete 1” and “South Crete 2.”
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis held a phone conversation on Friday with his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu.
Research presented at a press conference Friday by experts representing the Tempe Victims Association indicates that the freight train involved in the Tempe collision was carrying illegal flammable materials.
The government is in talks to buy two used Bergamini-class frigates from Italy, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias has told the Delphi Economic Forum.
Greece’s highest administrative court, the Council of State, is currently reviewing appeals against the 2024 law that allows for the establishment of private universities.
Opposition parties SYRIZA and New Left have attacked ruling New Democracy over a report alleging that key figures within its communications apparatus have been employed for years by a private company with close ties to the governing party.
Last week Nikos Alivizatos, a professor emeritus of constitutional law at Athens University, wrote an article for Kathimerini in which he presented the reasons that led him to an interpretative proposal for Article 86 of the Greek Constitution (which grants the Parliament exclusive authority to prosecute government officials for criminal offenses) which was adopted by…
Authorities in Hania, Crete, are searching for a 38-year-old woman who allegedly pimped her 17-year-old daughter.
A United Airlines aircraft en route from New York to Dubai has made an emergency landing at Athens International Airport after a passenger fell ill and subsequently died.
Greece will pay off loans granted under the first of three debt-crisis bailouts by 2031, two government officials have told Reuters, as the country seeks to lose its label as the most indebted country in the European Union.