Authorities arrest two after seizing over 13.5 kilos of heroin
Authorities arrested two after discovering over 13.5 kilograms of heroin in a stash site in Athens, police said Tuesday.
17 people arrested for traffic violations in Attica
Seventeen drivers were arrested in the greater Athens area between Thursday and Monday for traffic violations, police said Tuesday.
Crisis toolbox is ready for use
The Greek Finance Ministry is preparing a plan for preventive interventions if the crisis in the Middle East leads to a sharp rise in energy prices and triggers a new wave of inflation.
Study links environment to global health threats
Environmental factors drive much chronic disease risk, with 70-90% of risk tied to environmental conditions, according to Greece’s first comprehensive One Health study.
Athens Jazz marks 25 years with anniversary festival at Technopolis
Athens Jazz will celebrate its 25th anniversary with a weeklong festival at Technopolis, in the center of Athens, from May 25 to May 31, organizers said.
Questions swirl after teacher dies in Thessaloniki
The death of English teacher Sofia Christidou has raised questions about events leading up to it, as authorities examine whether responsibility will be assigned following an administrative inquiry by the Education Ministry.
Pressure on coastal shipping leads to fare hikes
Ferry ticket hikes are considered inevitable and imminent, as things stand, both for passengers and for vehicles.
Solidarity with Cyprus
French President Emmanuel Macron, Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis take part in a joint press conference at Paphos military airport in Cyprus on Monday.
Greek MPs to discuss OPEKEPE inquiry report
Greek lawmakers will debate a report compiled by a parliamentary inquiry committee into the scandal-ridden farm payment agency OPEKEPE in a special plenary session on Tuesday.
Turkey deploys US Patriot system to southeast to boost air defence
Turkey said on Tuesday that a US Patriot air defence system was deployed to its southeast, near a NATO radar base, as part of steps by the alliance to boost air defences in the face of missile threats from the Iran war.