Old trains, new scars: The trouble on Line 1
Graffiti crews break into metro depots to paint trains while teenagers smash seats and windows, and others steal fire extinguishers.
Bid rigging by companies in the creation of National Cadastre
Four Greek property surveying companies are accused of bid rigging.
Clashes erupt outside Thessaloniki university, more than 230 detained
Violent clashes broke out overnight outside the School of Mechanical Engineering at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, prompting a large-scale police operation that continued into early Saturday morning.
Air Force spy case: One man or wider network?
Authorities are investigating whether a 54-year-old Air Force squadron leader recruited additional military personnel in an alleged espionage network.
Prosecutor seeks guilty verdicts in spyware case
A prosecutor urged a court to convict all four defendants in a case involving illegal telephone surveillance using spyware, saying evidence proved their links to the companies and software involved.
Clinic director convicted for bribery
An Athens court has convicted the director of the Ippokrateio Hospital cardiac clinic of accepting a €3,000 “fakelaki,” or bribe, rejecting his claim that the funds were intended for a celebratory dinner with colleagues.
Secondary probe launched into Violanta factory owner after deadly blast
Authorities have launched a secondary investigation into the owner of the Violanta biscuit factory in Trikala following discoveries made during a fire department probe into a lethal explosion on January 26 that killed five workers.
New CEO at gas grid operator DESFA
Maria Sferruzza was appointed new CEO of the Natural Gas National System Operator (DESFA), succeeding Maria Rita Galli whose term is coming to an end, an announcement said on Thursday.
Water cuts are possible in Nicosia
Nicosia households could see their taps run dry as the city faces potential water cuts.
Contracts with Chevron set for signing this month
Four contracts with Chevron are expected to be signed by February 20, after which they will be ratified by Parliament, and geophysical surveys are set to begin in the second half of 2026, stated Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou, speaking on Friday on Real FM.