Greece will release 2 million barrels of fuel from its strategic reserves as part of a coordinated intervention by the International Energy Agency (IEA) aimed at stabilizing global prices through the release of 400 million barrels.
A 17-year-old youth has been arrested in Thessaloniki for allegedly raping a 14-year-old girl he was staying with, authorities said Wednesday.
Clear skies will prevail over most of the country Wednesday, but from the early afternoon cloud cover and scattered rain will affect much of mainland and northern Greece.
An elderly woman with mobility issues died during a fire in an apartment block in central Thessaloniki early Wednesday, authorities said.
The government will unveil proposed legislation Wednesday on blocking children’s access to social media, officials said.
Two people have been taken into custody in Thessaloniki for stealing copper cables from a railway building site and resisting arrest, police said Wednesday.
Greece’s Finance Ministry is moving ahead with the establishment of an automated system for calculating the so-called objective values (i.e. taxable prices) of properties across the country, which it aims to be operational in early 2027.
The wealth of Crete is not limited to its beauty and gastronomy, as it has also evolved into fertile ground for ideas that look to international markets.
Deputy Environment and Energy Minister Nikos Tsafos said on Tuesday that in the year’s first quarter Greece was among the largest exporters of electricity in Europe, following France, Sweden, the Netherlands, and Germany.
Athens is set to reopen Vasilissis Olgas Street in the coming days after long-delayed construction works were completed, city officials said Tuesday.