Price increases of up to 10% have been recorded since the beginning of the year across roughly 7,500 product codes, affecting more than half the items typically found in a large supermarket, according to compiled market data.
Iran’s state-linked Fars News Agency amplified a post identifying Greece and Azerbaijan as Israel’s primary suppliers of essential goods, in what Athens officials privately regard as a calculated warning signal from Tehran.
The mother of a 10-month-old baby has been arrested after doctors found serious burns and fractures on the infant’s body, a local news website said Friday.
The days when Migration Minister Thanos Plevris would sneak into Exarchia Square at the crack of dawn to whisper into a camera about his fearlessness of anarchists are gone.
Britain and Turkey on Wednesday signed a multi-billion-pound agreement for a major new training and support contract as part of its 8 -billion-pound ($10.73 billion) Typhoon fighter jet deal the two countries concluded last year.
The state company operating Athens buses (OSY) has had to announce a new tender regarding the installation of cameras on buses for recording bus lane violations.
Four men have been arrested in the Salamina area by a special Athens Police task force targeting illegal waste disposal.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced Wednesday a sixth minimum wage increase since 2022, framing the move as evidence of sustained economic progress while sending a broader political message amid mounting domestic pressures.
With scores of Greek-owned ships caught up in the bottleneck of the Persian Gulf, Tehran appears to be making bilateral interstate agreements for the safe passage of commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz.
A low-pressure system named “Deborah,” already forming north of the Adriatic Sea, will sweep Greece from west to east in the coming days, meteorologists warn.