A joint Greek and Cypriot police operation has led to the arrest of a Cypriot man suspected of involvement in smuggling more than two kilos of cocaine in packages of board games mailed from Athens to Larnaca.
Police have arrested 10 petrol station owners suspected of belonging to a criminal ring that used illegal software to overcharge their customers by registering falsely high fuel flows, authorities said Wednesday.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis delayed his departure for the World Economic Forum in Davos Wednesday pending developments with the winter storms forecast to lash Greece, state ERT television reported.
Average flight delays in Greece were among the worst in Europe last year, mostly due to outdated flight control systems and understaffing in civil aviation.
The supply of new skills in Greece directly related to artificial intelligence clearly exceeds market demand for such qualifications.
Police in Athens have arrested three people suspected of illegally dumping rubble and wood remnants from a construction site by the roadside in the Aghios Ioannis Rendis industrial area, authorities said Wednesday.
Education ministry officials have failed in their duty to provide an alternative course for secondary school pupils exempt from religious education, Greece’s highest administrative court has ruled.
Farmers have removed tractors and other vehicles from most highways and key border crossings after more than 50 days, as protesters appeared convinced that they could not prise further concessions out of the government.
Private investment fund HIG Capital Advisors LLC is in the final steps before issuing the necessary building permits for the construction of a large luxury resort on the Athenian Riviera.
Civil protection authorities on Wednesday issued an alert urging Athenians to keep indoors as much as possible ahead of severe weather conditions forecast from noon until evening.