Greece’s top administrative court has ordered the state to pay €10,000 in compensation to four residents over delays in enforcing a ruling to demolish upper floors of a controversial hotel in central Athens.
A 49-year-old man arrested in January in connection with the murder of a 64-year-old hotelier on Rhodes in May 2025 has been remanded in custody, following a joint decision by a prosecutor and an investigating magistrate on the island.
Long-serving sports journalist Manolis Mavrommatis, a household name in Greece, has been discharged from a rehabilitation center after two years of treatment for injuries sustained in a major fire at his Athens apartment.
Criminal proceedings will be initiated against lawyer and Course of Freedom leader Zoe Konstantopoulou over the videotaping of a police officer during Wednesday’s Tempe railway disaster trial in Larissa, Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis has said.
A new bill by the Environment Ministry allows for urban development of parts of Natura areas, which are located next to the boundaries of cities or villages.
Even before the Iran war, Ukraine’s position was precarious. The country had just endured its most brutal winter in decades, during which Russia systematically destroyed much of its civilian energy infrastructure.
Plans to cut 139 large pine trees in Acharnes are dividing residents and local officials, as part of a redevelopment project tied to a stormwater drainage network.
Opposition leader Nikos Androulakis called for immediate snap elections on Thursday, accusing the government of undermining democracy to conceal a widening web of scandals.
A trial over the handling of video footage linked to the freight train involved in the deadly 2023 Tempe rail disaster may restart from the beginning after the presiding judge signaled her intention to step down.
SYRIZA leader Sokratis Famellos has called on progressive parties to coordinate and submit a no-confidence motion against the government, facing a widening web of scandals.