Two flee after robbery at Thessaloniki pawnshop
Two armed suspects robbed a pawnshop Wednesday afternoon in eastern Thessaloniki.
Reviving a roadway where ancient Athenians once walked
The Ministry of Culture announced plans to restore the Koile Odos, a major ancient Athenian thoroughfare, integrating it into the Acropolis cultural pathway network.
Dr Gabor Mate | Athens | May 23
Renowned physician and bestselling author Dr Gabor Mate appears at the Onassis Stegi (107 Syngrou) for an in-depth conversation on psychological trauma, parenthood and human will.
Mitsotakis to attend welcome ceremony for Greece’s first new FDI frigate
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will attend Thursday morning’s ceremony for the arrival of Kimon, the first of four new French-made FDI frigates Greece has ordered amid a massive arms procurement drive to redress the balance of power with regional rival Turkey.
Man convicted of repeated sexual abuse of stepdaughter in Kos
A 38-year-old man was unanimously convicted on the island of Kos for repeated sexual offenses against his 13-year-old stepdaughter.
Foreign Ministry condemns drone attacks on Greek-managed tankers
The Foreign Ministry has condemned a drone attack on two Greek-managed oil tankers in the Black Sea, warning that such incidents “endanger the safety of crews and may be harmful to the environment.”
New testimony places missing German teenager in Athens
A German teenager who went missing last week in southern Greece has been seen at an Athens jeweller’s unsuccessfully trying to raise money by selling jewellery, according to new testimony police have received.
Farmers agree to further talks, hold back Athens protests
Hardline farmers who skipped Tuesday’s meeting with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis have voted to enter dialogue with the government, putting plans for Athens tractor rallies on hold.
PM given demonstration of new digital case file system
A new digital application for use in the judicial system will save time, enhance transparency and reduce bureaucracy, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has said, following a demonstration of the digital case file system in an Athens law office.
Civil servants plan work stoppage to press for pay hike, restoration of cut allowances
Greece’s ADEDY umbrella civil servants’ union on Wednesday called a three-hour work stoppage in the greater Athens region for February 3, seeking reversal of substantial earnings cuts imposed more than a decade ago during the country’s financial crisis. ADEDY is also demanding salary increases.