The Ministry of Culture will illuminate Thessaloniki’s 4.5-kilometer Byzantine Walls through a donation by Metlen Group, with lighting design by the acclaimed Eleftheria Deko, who has also done the lighting for the Acropolis in Athens.
The European Commission will complete a review of Greece’s 2024 agricultural subsidies by year-end, following a €415 million fine imposed for inadequate oversight by payment agency OPEKEPE.
Police have arrested a 29-year-old man in the coastal town of Nea Makri, northeast of Athens, on multiple charges including drug trafficking, disobedience, and money laundering linked to criminal activity.
The Intermission gallery (37A Polidefkous) in Piraeus, in collaboration with Galerie Enrico Navarra, presents “Jean-Michel Basquiat: Untitled,” the artist’s first exhibition in Greece.
Belgrade has submitted an enhanced bid to host next season’s EuroLeague Final Four, joining Athens in a tightly contested race for European basketball’s premier event.
The Central Board of Jewish Communities in Greece (KIS) reported a rise in incidents of vandalism against Jewish sites across the country and called on state authorities to intervene.
A woman found dead near her deceased six-month-old daughter in a Rome park nearly two weeks ago has been identified as a 30-year-old Russian national named Anastasia, according to a woman who phoned into a crime investigation program on Italian state broadcaster RAI, claiming to be the victims’ mother and grandmother.
The European Commission has approved Greece’s fourth LIFE strategic program, focused on marine environmental protection.
There is a strong trend among Greeks toward cheaper options for this year’s summer holidays.
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) has announced that it has submitted evidence to the Hellenic Parliament concerning the alleged involvement of two former ministers of agriculture in the misappropriation of European Union funds via OPEKEPE.