Many agricultural cooperatives are facing severe liquidity problems and even possible foreclosures as they have received no state payments for their investments made through programs co-financed with the European Union.
A 47-year-old woman was arrested for dangerous driving and driving under the influence after crashing her car into parked vehicles and an apartment building in Athens’ central Votanikos district on Thursday night.
A 23-year-old man has been arrested in Thessaloniki in connection with the rapes of three underaged girls that took place last year, police said.
Europe’s aviation safety regulator EASA on Friday extended until April 10 its advisory to airlines to avoid the airspace of Iran, Israel and several Gulf states due to heightened military activity, according to an updated bulletin on conflict zones.
Karpathos is gaining international recognition as one of the most up-and-coming travel destinations.
Iran’s embassy in Greece dismissed on Friday a report in Kathimerini which referred to a state-linked social media post critical of Athens’ foreign policy in the Middle East, saying it “creates the wrong impressions.”
Price increases of up to 10% have been recorded since the beginning of the year across roughly 7,500 product codes, affecting more than half the items typically found in a large supermarket, according to compiled market data.
Iran’s state-linked Fars News Agency amplified a post identifying Greece and Azerbaijan as Israel’s primary suppliers of essential goods, in what Athens officials privately regard as a calculated warning signal from Tehran.
The mother of a 10-month-old baby has been arrested after doctors found serious burns and fractures on the infant’s body, a local news website said Friday.
The days when Migration Minister Thanos Plevris would sneak into Exarchia Square at the crack of dawn to whisper into a camera about his fearlessness of anarchists are gone.