Greece will formally respond within the next few days to an invitation to participate in US President Donald Trump’s planned Board of Peace organization, the government said Monday.
A 71-year-old woman was killed in Elefsina, west of Athens, on Monday after being struck by a vehicle driven by her daughter while it was being parked, police said.
The Academy of Athens opened a two-day inaugural symposium for its new International Community (Koinon) of Academies, bringing together members from 36 academies worldwide.
The news of mass layoffs at the Washington Post added to a series of signs that the media worldwide are facing an unprecedented crisis.
Experts are raising the alarm over systemic failures in occupational health and safety following a fatal industrial accident at a Trikala cookie factory.
A major police crackdown has broken a ring that allegedly produced and smuggled illegal cigarettes on an industrial scale, ran three manufacturing plants, exported much of its output and engaged in transactions worth millions in cash only to avoid detection, authorities said Monday.
Traffic police dramatically increased roadside checks in recent days, conducting more than 41,000 breathalyzer tests across the greater Athens area since Thursday and recording nearly 300 drunk-driving violations, authorities said.
A new photovoltaic park for energy communities in Western Greece will lower energy costs for nearly 700,000 people, Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou announced Monday.
The Independent Authority for Market Control and Consumer Protection has imposed fines totaling €1.05 million on five companies after completing inspections into compliance with the cap on gross profit margins.
2,500 years ago, Greece gave us democracy. But it also gave us tragedy. Tragedies happen because warnings are ignored and no one changes course. Everyone pays the price.