Greek authorities on Tuesday issued a public warning over a new scam targeting people’s bank card data or cash, which uses text messages in very wobbly Greek to demand payment of supposed traffic fines.
Greece is “very close” to announcing a social media ban for children aged under 15, a senior government source has told Reuters.
January was a particularly wet month, with rainfall in Athens exceeding the monthly average by 50%, the National Observatory said Tuesday.
A Thessaloniki court sentenced a 24-year-old man to four years in prison after finding him guilty of assaulting his 22-year-old pregnant wife.
The number of unlicensed swimming pools that have been declared by owners using the provisions of the law on the legalization of illegal construction in the last 15 years is close to 40,000, based on Kathimerini.
There are two political aspects to the notorious family law provision introduced by the government into an unrelated bill on the OPEKEPE farm subsidy agency: one private, one collective.
Police in southern Greece have arrested five men suspected of belonging to an organized criminal fraud group that preyed on older people, using the increasingly common electricity company scam and netting at least €375,000 over the past six months.
The trial of a former police officer stationed at Greece’s Parliament, accused of serial child rape and incest, and his estranged wife, will be held behind closed doors due to the sensitive nature of the case, the court said.
The penetration of shopping centers in the European realty sector is far greater than that in Greece, which highlights the prospects for future growth in this country.
A 67-year-old woman was arrested Saturday by police in Ilion, western Athens, for allegedly stealing money and jewelry while working as a housekeeper.