A public prosecutor at the Mixed Jury Court of Athens has called for the conviction of a former parliamentary police officer arrested nearly one-and-a-half years ago in connection with a series of serious offenses against his children, according to reports.
US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack said Washington wants Turkey to return to the F-35 fighter jet program and expressed confidence that issues linked to Ankara’s Russian S-400 air defense system could soon be resolved.
Police say phone fraud rings continue to operate using familiar tactics, despite repeated arrests and prosecutions, with suspects often returning to crime after release.
Police in western Greece have arrested a man near Pyrgos on charges of exposing a minor to danger after his two-year-old grandson swallowed chlorine while under his supervision on Wednesday.
On the edge of Greece’s map, with modest tourism development, Lesvos is kept vibrant by a legacy bequeathed by its place between two continents.
The impact of the war in the Middle East on Greek prices is already being felt, with a jump in inflation of 2.6% on a monthly basis in March and 3.9% on an annual basis.
The body of a young woman was found floating Friday morning in the waters of the Corinth Canal, authorities said.
A proposal put out for consultation by the European Commission provides for greater flexibility to member-states in granting aid to energy-intensive industries.
Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister Giorgos Mylonakis, 52, remains intubated but in stable condition after being admitted to the intensive care unit at Athens’ Evangelismos hospital on Wednesday, according to an update issued Friday morning.
Housing prices in Thessaloniki continue to climb, with annual increases exceeding 10% in recent years, according to a survey by Engel & Volkers Greece, driven by major infrastructure projects, strong foreign demand and an upgraded housing stock.