Τhe court trying officials over missing surveillance footage from the deadly 2023 Tempe train collision has been forced to restart proceedings after the presiding judge declared she was recusing herself, nullifying 19 previous sessions.
Markets reacted on Thursday with pessimism to US President Donald Trump’s message about the extension of the war in Iran.
Adults known as Greece’s “lost children,” sent abroad for adoption in the 1950s and 1960s, gather Thursday to mark their path back to citizenship, a year after a decision recognized them.
Applications to Greece’s model, experimental and Onassis public schools have surpassed 30,000 this year, marking a sharp rise from last year’s 24,817 submissions.
The obvious, but necessary steps after the European Public Prosecutor’s Office submitted a new case file for the EU farm subsidy scandal to Greek authorities are the following: First, to quickly submit all available evidence to the judicial authorities.
A private school teacher in Thessaloniki has been sentenced to two years in prison, convertible to a daily fine of €10, after being found guilty of sexually harassing six female students aged 10 and 11.
Recently, photographs surfaced of the dramatic executions at the Kaisariani shooting range on May 1, 1944. The images are both tragically human and historically significant, as were many other moments from that era.
Road accident fatalities in the greater Athens area fell by 75 percent in March compared to the same month last year, according to the latest traffic police data.
Concentrations of Saharan dust over Crete reached up to ten times recommended limits on Wednesday, as strong winds from North Africa carried a dense orange haze across the island, according to data from the University of Crete.