A bar owner on the eastern Aegean Sea island of Ikaria was arrested Friday for allegedly serving alcohol to two minors who subsequently became so drunk that they required hospital treatment, authorities said.
A dockworker on the island of Crete was injured in the head Friday while trying to help moor an incoming ferry, authorities said.
Competition in telecommunications is gradually shifting to a new field, as providers look for ways to fill the gaps left by the development of fiber optic infrastructure
One of Thessaloniki’s last Holocaust survivors, Heinz Kounio, has died aged 98, an association representing Greece’s Jewish communities said Friday.
Authorities have broken a ring that stole motorcycles from the Greater Athens region cruising the streets by night in a white van they used to spirit away their loot, police said Friday.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said his country rejects what he described as “maximalist unilateral approaches” that seek to exclude Turkey and the Turkish-occupied northern part of Cyprus from regional developments.
The government will partially lift a ban on the sale of cheese from the foot-and-mouth disease-hit island of Lesvos, Rural Development Minister Margaritis Schinas promised Friday following a meeting with local livestock breeders.
There are many reliable ways to meddle in a Bulgarian election. Brokers working for political parties offer voters €50 to 100 for their support. Agents threaten to halt wood supplies to rural households that rely on them for heating.
A pensioner in a northern Greek village who had buried €100,000 in cash in her garden for safekeeping has lost the entire sum after falling for a phone scammer who posed as an accountant, police said Friday.
Police have arrested a 46-year-old man who was found in possession of hundreds of thousands of files containing child sexual abuse material, authorities said on Friday.