The Thessaloniki Urban Transport Organization (OASTH) placed a driver on immediate leave after a video of him leaving his bus and participating in a violent episode surfaced on the internet, the organization said in an announcement.
Hundreds of closed ground-floor shops and warehouses, mainly in downtown Athens but also beyond, have been given a second chance.
The last time Nicole Edwards was inside the apartment at 4 Taygetou Street in Ano Glyfada, a seaside district of Athens, she was 15 years old.
A 50-year-old man has been arrested after authorities discovered ten ancient amphorae stored at his home in Kifissia, northern Athens, police said Monday.
Authorities in northern Greece arrested a 26-year-old man accused of transporting over 56 kilos of cannabis on Sunday night.
What effects could the war in the Middle East have on Greece? They may range from practically negligible, if it ends within a few weeks, to dire, which would lead to early elections before the 2027 budget is drawn up.
A 14-year-old boy is in critical condition at the intensive care unit of Agia Sofia Children’s Hospital after falling from an electric scooter on the island of Corfu on Sunday.
A long-delayed effort to open the regional public transport market to competition is getting under way with a tender in Central Greece aimed at ending the exclusive rights held by KTEL intercity bus operators.
When a Shahed-type drone struck the runway of RAF Akrotiri in the small hours of March 2, it did more than damage a stretch of concrete on a peninsula in southern Cyprus. It blew a hole in some of Britain’s most cherished foreign policy assumptions.
Athens remains negative about the possibility of expanding the mandate of the European Operation “Aspides” (Shields) to the Strait of Hormuz. As Greek government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said during a briefing of political reporters, “there is no issue of our country’s involvement in such an operation.”