Foot and mouth found on two more farms on Lesvos
The presence of foot-and-mouth disease has been confirmed at two additional farms on the island of Lesvos, near the area where the first cases were detected.
British destroyer arrives in Cyprus
The British destroyer HMS Dragon, arrived in Cyprus on Monday to strengthen air defense at British bases on the island, British Defense Minister John Healy said.
Two former clerics sentenced for €1.5 million church fraud
Two former clerics have been sentenced to 12.5 years’ imprisonment for their involvement in a €1.5-million fraud scheme in Thessaloniki.
Change of policy is more urgent than emergency measures
Would it be right to attempt to address the economic impacts of the war head-on, at the expense of available resources from the outset?
The unbearable lightness of politicians
Since the end of 2008, we have been living through successive and violent crises, sometimes local and sometimes global in scope.
Tectonic changes in the global shipping market
The war in Iran has caused colossal changes in global shipping in just over three weeks.
Minors appear before prosecutor over killing of singer in Karditsa
Two minors arrested in connection with the murder of a 51-year-old man in Karditsa have appeared before a prosecutor in the Thessalian city.
Iranian regime’s long tentacles reach Greece
Authorities in Greece have identified a string of activities that are believed to be linked to Iran’s powerful Revolutionary Guard, Kathimerini has learned.
Bodybuilder given conditional release in steroid dealing case
A 35-year-old bodybuilder has been released on restrictive conditions in Thessaloniki after testifying on charges of dealing in performance-enhancing substances, authorities said.
Police arrest 22 in €33 mln fraud case
A police operation targeting a large-scale fraud scheme led to the arrest of 22 people across the greater Athens area on Monday morning, authorities said.