Something good may yet emerge from developments on the American political scene. The presidency of Donald Trump may have the same effect on right-wing populism as the SYRIZA government had on left-wing populism in Greece: It may thoroughly discredit it.
Two suspected drug traffickers arrested in central Greece face additional charges of allegedly breaking privacy laws by installing surveillance cameras outside the flats where they stashed their merchandise, police said Friday.
A video at the center of a revenge porn trial involving well-known influencer Ioanna Touni was shown eight times in a Thessaloniki courthouse on Friday.
The holiday opening hours’ schedule for retail stores over the Greek Orthodox Easter holiday will go into effect as of Thursday, April 2, with stores also staying open on Sunday, April 5.
A teenager has been arrested at Athens International Airport for allegedly trying to smuggle thousands of packs of cigarettes and more than 12 kilograms of tobacco into Greece, officials said Friday.
The Culture Ministry began restoration and conservation work at the Ottoman era Islamic Madrasa (Theological School) of Athens in the city center, located just outside the Roman Agora, and its surrounding ruins, according to a press release.
Four new cases of foot-and-mouth disease in farms on Lesvos have been confirmed by the Directorate of the Athens Veterinary Center, according to an update from the Ministry of Rural Development.
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis will travel on Saturday to the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, where he will meet with the head of the Libyan National Army, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar.
A Cuban national was arrested at Athens International Airport after police found about 43 kilos of smuggled Havana cigars in his luggage.
On April 29, marking the birth and death anniversary of the poet CP Cavafy, a redesigned gateway to Dionysiou Areopagitou Street will be unveiled, the result of a project led by the Onassis Foundation.