Suspect remanded over fatal Thessaloniki stabbing
A 23-year-old man accused of fatally stabbing a 20-year-old in Kalamaria, Thessaloniki Thursday was remanded in custody after his testimony, authorities said Wednesday.
Police locate synthetic drug lab in Thessaloniki
A man has been arrested for allegedly running a lab that produced synthetic drugs using chemicals ordered from abroad, and trafficking them in Thessaloniki, police said Wednesday.
Farmers block meeting over foot-and-mouth measures in Lesvos
Livestock farmers on the northeastern island of Lesvos, who are angry over emergency measures to contain a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, protested outside a building where a government meeting was taking place Wednesday.
Greek firms scan computer systems as Iran war raises cyberattack risks, sources say
Greek shipowners and other companies are scanning their computer systems for evidence of cyberattacks after advice from the National Cybersecurity Authority, two sources said on Wednesday following incidents that have been linked to the Iran war.
New boatload of migrants reaches Crete from Libya
A new group of 39 migrants who risked the popular but lengthy sea crossing from northern Africa in a small boat has been located on the southern coast of Crete, authorities said Wednesday.
Thessaloniki Flyover construction continues with tunnel demolition in Pylaia
The tunnel of the Inner Ring Road in Konstantinoupolitika, in Thessaloniki’s Pylaia district, is being gradually demolished as part of the ongoing construction of the city’s new flyover, authorities said.
Marco Pumps steps up Posidonia presence
Piraeus-based pump specialist Marco Pumps SA is investing in a major expansion of its production capacity in Greece.
Tsipras and Karystianou parties poised to shake up opposition
Greece’s opposition is facing potential upheaval as two new political movements emerge: one led by former prime minister and ex-SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras, and another by Maria Karystianou, who resigned earlier this year as president of the Tempe Victims’ Relatives Association.
War hasn’t hurt Greek tourism
The war in the Middle East has not had a major impact on Greeks’ and foreigners’ travel plans for Greece yet.
Inside the brain of Greece’s cutting-edge drone hunter
Kathimerini visited the lab where the combat-tested Centaurus is taking shape, drawing interest from Nicosia and Tel Aviv.