Parking rules for camper van travelers clarified
As the summer season nears, Greece is moving to restore confidence among camper van travelers after a year of confusion over parking rules that sharply reduced visitor numbers.
Man stabbed to death in Athens; identified as police officer’s son
Police in Athens are investigating the fatal stabbing of a 25-year-old man identified as the son of a senior officer in the Greek police force.
Support measures must be ‘temporary and targeted’
The European Commission continues to warn of the serious risk of a “stagflationary” shock triggered by the crisis in the Middle East, citing a slowdown in European economic growth of up to 0.6 percentage points and a renewed rise in inflation.
New group claims responsibility for arson attack on professor’s car
A previously unknown group calling itself the “Kyriakos Xymitiris Commandos” has claimed responsibility for an arson attack on the car of a professor at the National Technical University of Athens earlier this week.
Athens pushes Balkan EU path
Athens is seeking to sustain momentum for the European Union accession process of Western Balkan states through the Delphi Declaration, signed by Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis on the sidelines of the 11th Economic Forum held at the historic site with regional representatives.
Trump ‘knows what he’s doing,’ Oval Office insiders tell Delphi Economic Forum
Senior advisers and close associates of the president of the United States offered a rare, unfiltered glimpse behind Oval Office doors, discussing how Donald Trump’s worldview is shaped and how he approaches decision-making at the Delphi Economic Forum in Athens on Wednesday.
Greek-managed vessel confirmed seized by Iran in Hormuz Strait
A Greek-managed container ship has been seized by Iranian forces in the Strait of Hormuz, the vessel’s management has confirmed, and Iranian media said the paramilitary Revolutionary Guard was bringing it to Iran.
Key Athens metro stations to close earlier on April 26-30
Commuters on the Athens metro’s Line 2 should plan for early station closures and service changes through April 30 as infrastructure works continue.
Rain to ease in the afternoon amid temperature drop
Rain and cooler temperatures are forecast for most of Greece Thursday, with an improvement from the afternoon.
Immunity of 13 ND lawmakers lifted
Parliament on Wednesday approved lifting the parliamentary immunity of 13 lawmakers from the ruling New Democracy party, with 286 votes in favor out of 288 present, according to official results.