Child marriage and teenage pregnancy remain major concerns among the Roma population in Greece, but a new survey released Tuesday reveals a slight shift in this community’s perceptions away from that custom, which is perilous for women’s and children’s health and prosperity.
A first case of sheep and goat pox has been confirmed in Epirus, northwestern Greece, heightening concern among veterinary authorities just weeks before Easter.
A campaign of police inspections on dogs being walked in Thessaloniki over the past four weeks has resulted in several owners being fined for failing to tag or restrain the animals or pick up their droppings, authorities said Tuesday.
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Police on Monday dismantled a three-member drug-trafficking ring operating in the greater Athens area, with activity concentrated in the western suburbs, authorities said.
Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou has called an emergency meeting for Tuesday with senior energy sector officials to assess the latest developments concerning Iran and their potential impact on Greece’s energy security.
Work is set to start this year to convert a long-abandoned former industrial ceramics factory in the seaside town of Nea Makri, east of Athens, into a cultural center, officials said Tuesday.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis held separate phone calls Tuesday with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Island ferries will remain in port Thursday due to a 24-hour strike called by the seamen’s umbrella PNO union to demand the immediate repatriation of all Greek crew members stuck on merchant ships in the war-torn Persian Gulf.
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias reiterated Greece’s support for Cyprus security during a meeting with President Nikos Christodoulides.