Two women released after chlorine attack in Thessaloniki
Two women who testified over their involvement in a chlorine attack on a 38-year-old man in Thessaloniki last week have been released, one under restrictive conditions.
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Athens rules out troops for Ukraine
Greece has no plans to send troops to Ukraine, government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said on Wednesday, pushing back against speculation about military involvement in ongoing security guarantee talks.
War without end or a pause in progress?
The last two or three years have seen so many reversals that the 2020s will stand in history as a turning point, when humanity returned to past practices, ending the march towards stability and prosperity for the greatest possible number of people.
Throwing Muses | Athens | September 1
American alt-rock band Throwing Muses will perform at Gazarte (32-34 Voutadon) on September 1. Led by singer, songwriter and guitarist Kristin Hersh, Throwing Muses emerged in the 1980s as one of the pioneering alternative rock bands, while Hersh has also pursued a successful solo career.
Truck driver charged over fatal crash on Egnatia Odos highway
The driver of a truck involved in a deadly accident on the Egnatia Odos highway in northern Greece has been charged with manslaughter by negligence, dangerous bodily harm, and dangerous driving.
Cargo ship sinks off northeastern Crete
A Sierra Leone-flagged cargo ship, MN KOSTAS, has largely sunk off Kyriamadi in Sitia, northeastern Crete, with only its bow still visible above water.
State Department: The US position regarding Turkey’s acquisition of F-35s remains unchanged
The State Department’s Bureau of Legislative Affairs affirmed on Wednesday that the Trump administration is fully committed to complying with US law, including CAATSA.
Fencing at Naxos Portara extended until September 2025
The Ministry of Culture announced that the temporary fencing at the Portara of Naxos will remain in place until September 2025.
Amorgos hits brakes on fishing for five years
The island of Amorgos has implemented unprecedented fishing restrictions after an 11-year campaign by local fishermen who watched their nets gradually empty.