Majority of Greeks support euthanasia, survey finds
Most Greeks support euthanasia but oppose eugenics, according to a survey by the National Commission for Bioethics and Technoethics (EEBT).
Greece to present plan to settle Swiss franc mortgage dispute, sources say
The Greek government will soon announce an out-of-court settlement for billions of euros in Swiss franc-denominated mortgages as it seeks to end a long-running dispute over soaring repayment costs caused by currency fluctuations, two sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
Mitsotakis says eastern Libya must take action against illegal migration
Greece on Tuesday called on authorities in eastern Libya to take action to reduce the flow of migrants towards the country and avoid establishing a new route, government sources said.
Be prepared to wait longer at Greek airports
For another summer season, flight delays at Greek airports are a major issue, led by Athens International.
Security meeting planned on Wednesday to discuss Middle East
Greece’s top decision-making body on foreign and defense policy, KYSEA, will convene on Wednesday to discuss the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, the government said.
Man arrested for raping woman at a beach in Lavrio
A man has been arrested for allegedly raping a woman last week on a beach in Lavrio, in southeastern Attica, police said.
Attica Riviera demand grows
A 7.9% increase was recorded in housing demand last year in the southern suburbs of Athens.
Search ongoing for British national who disappeared in Karpathos
Search for a 60-year-old British tourist who vanished on the Greek holiday island of Karpathos last weekend continued for a fourth day on Tuesday.
Prosecutor recommends acquittal of actor Filippidis in second rape attempt case
Athens Mixed Jury Court of Appeal prosecutor Andreas Karaflos recommended on Tuesday the acquittal of actor Petros Filippidis for the second allegation of attempted rape in 2014 inside his car, citing “multiple doubts.”
Athens Municipality demolishes dilapidated, unsafe buildings
The Municipality of Athens on Monday began demolishing buildings whose dilapidated condition posed public safety issues.