MPs approve postal voting for Greeks abroad in national elections
Greeks living abroad will be able to vote by mail in upcoming national elections after Parliament approved key provisions of a government bill with the required two-thirds majority.
Inflation worries are growing
Markets plummet on the war in the Middle East, and the ECB is about to change its policy.
Police break gang of underage robbers that preyed on Athens motorists
Police in northwestern Athens have broken a gang of underage youths that allegedly carried out a string of violent robberies on motorists in the depressed Aharnes suburb, officials said Wednesday.
Man held for keeping 68 dogs in filthy conditions
A man has been arrested for allegedly keeping dozens of dogs cooped up under filthy conditions in a village near Thessaloniki in northern Greece, police said Wednesday.
Poland repatriates 91 Greek Jewish artefacts looted by Nazis
More than 90 Greek Jewish religious artefacts stolen during the Nazi occupation of Greece are being returned from Poland under an agreement between the two countries, the Culture Ministry has said.
A strategically mature Athens
Unfortunately, the worst-case scenario is beginning to unfold.
Suspected smuggler had squashed eight migrants into small car
A man has been arrested in the northeastern Evros region for ferrying eight migrants who had entered Greece illegally from Turkey, police said Wednesday.
Cyprus, not Turkey, was target of Iranian missile, Turkish official says
Turkey “was not a target” of the missile launched by Iran that was destroyed as it headed towards Turkish airspace by NATO air-defense systems Wednesday, a Turkish official has said.