“Now that everyone else is leaving, you’re coming?” former prime minister Alexis Tsipras asked Nikos Marantzidis when he walked into his office on Koumoundourou Square, two days after SYRIZA’s crushing defeat in the May 2023 national elections. “Right after this, I’m meeting my psychiatrist,” he replied.
The Athens Prosecutor’s Office has filed criminal charges of intentional homicide in a calm state of mind against a 29-year-old man accused of fatally beating a 58-year-old driver in Neos Kosmos, Athens on Monday afternoon.
Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis said the new judicial map has sharply reduced the time needed to issue decisions, dropping the national average from 705 days before its implementation in September 2024 to 364 days.
A four-member Turkish-German family who died in Istanbul last week were killed by chemical poisoning, not food poisoning, according to a forensic report cited by Turkish media.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will hold talks in Turkey on Wednesday and meet US Army officials in Kyiv on Thursday in a new drive to revive peace negotiations with Russia.
Greece on Wednesday unveiled three new digital platforms aimed at preventing minors from accessing alcohol, tobacco, and vaping products.
Greece’s three independent authorities remain leaderless despite resumes submitted since early November, creating what Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis called Tuesday an “institutional gap.”
A man’s body was discovered in the Corinth Canal, which separates mainland Greece from the Peloponnese, on Wednesday morning by coast guard officers.
Greece faces near-endemic status for sheep and goat pox as the disease spreads despite containment efforts, with major outbreaks in Achaia and Ilia and slight declines in Serres, Imathia and Thessaly.
Greece’s tourism sector remains vulnerable to concentrated source markets, overstretched destinations and reliance on tour operators, according to a PwC Greece study presented on Wednesday at the “Reimagine Tourism in Greece” conference in Athens.