Bomb threat at bank branch turns out to be hoax
A bomb threat on a bank branch in the Nea Ionia district in northern Athens was declared a hoax after thorough checks by security officials.
EU’s top court orders end to Malta’s ‘golden passport’ program
The European Court of Justice on Tuesday ordered Malta to close its “golden passport” program , ruling that citizenship in EU countries cannot be sold.
Police seize suspected synthetic cannabis from Thessaloniki store
Police seized 89 drug packages from a convenience store in the northern port city of Thessaloniki, believed to be cannabis mixed with synthetic chemicals.
Mitsotakis urges Greek doctors in the US to return
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis urged Greek doctors working in the United States to return to Greece, saying the relevant regulation that would allow them to automatically recognize their specialty and specialization will be signed in the coming days.
Australia does not object to World Greek Language Day, says envoy
Australia’s Ambassador to Greece, Alison Duncan, has said that the only reason behind her country’s decision not co-sponsor a UNESCO proposal on the proclamation of February 9 as World Greek Language Day were the caretaker conventions ahead of the federal election, Neos Kosmos reported on Tuesday.
The story of how a green Patriarch led to a green Pope
One of the legacies Pope Francis leaves behind is his commitment to climate action and the environment, a legacy Catholic activists around the world are maintaining.
Teen in Thessaloniki charged over attack against intercity bus driver
A 17-year-old teen was charged on Tuesday with causing grievous bodily harm after attacking a 42-year-old intercity bus driver in northern Greece.
Corporate affairs forum in Athens on May 9
AGORA, the annual meeting of corporate affairs professionals, is held at the Margi Hotel in Vouliagmeni,
Strong winds continue to disrupt ferry services
With gale force winds continuing to prevail for a second day in Greece, port authorities announced that several ferry routes would be affected on Tuesday.
Greece to ask EU for fiscal leeway on defense spending, minister says
Greece will ask the European Commission to exempt its 2026 defense spending from the EU’s budget rules as part of the so-called fiscal escape clause, its finance minister said on Tuesday.