The environmental study for the redevelopment of the Hinitsa Bay Resort in the western Peloponnese, a project promoted by Irish billionaire Paul Coulson, has been submitted for public consultation.
Albania’s long-running property disputes stem from systemic historical issues rather than discrimination against ethnic Greeks, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has told the first day of the Delphi Economic Forum.
A police sniffer dog named Akylas has helped locate a stash of drugs hidden in a parked car in Thessaloniki, over which one man has been arrested, authorities said Wednesday.
What the West is dealing with today is a situation without precedent, where every major country in this part of the hemisphere is in the grips of a crisis or on the brink of dramatic upheaval.
A 43-year-old mother of three missing from Sunday from her home in Crete has been found dead.
A merchant vessel south of Crete has rescued 38 migrants whose small boat ran into trouble trying to reach the Greek island from north Africa, state ERT television reported Wednesday.
Parliament has voted to lift the immunity from prosecution of 13 ruling New Democracy MPs named in the case file relating to the OPEKEPE scandal over the distribution of EU agricultural subsidies.
Recent excavations on the island of Aigina have uncovered dozens of 3,500-year-old gold ornaments that could help shed light on an intriguing hoard plundered more than a century ago and now displayed in London’s British Museum.
Greece is a “superpower” in navigation for whom freedom of navigation is a key value, Steve Bannon has told the Delphi Economic Forum.
Greece’s shipping ministry has denied Iranian state media reports that a Greek-linked vessel targeted by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has been seized and is being taken to Iran, clarifying that the vessel remains under the full control of its captain.