Athens Mayor Haris Doukas has criticized Migration and Asylum Minister Thanos Plevris, a right-wing politician, for condemning a street party held on Saturday night in front of a church in Athens’ Galatsi district, describing his reaction as “hypocritical.”
Citizen Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis has criticized what he describes as widespread irresponsible driving in Greece and outlined plans for an expanded traffic camera system to improve road safety.
Rural Development and Food Minister Kostas Tsiaras has announced additional financial support for alfalfa cultivation, alongside wheat and cotton, citing disruptions caused by the spread of goat and sheep pox that have limited the product’s distribution.
A 53-year-old man has been arrested in Chania, Crete, after police discovered police and navy uniforms, along with ammunition, at his home.
Farmers have planned new roadblocks on Sunday in western Greece, while ongoing blockades in the country’s north continue to disrupt traffic.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Sunday that the government remains open to dialogue with protesting farmers who, for weeks now, have staged roadblocks across the country, stressing, however, that it will not accept unreasonable demands.
In 2004, Alexandros Angelopoulos had been arrested, and convicted, for attempting to import 4.5 tons of cocaine from South America into Europe using a fishing trawler.
Traffic police have implemented temporary road restrictions in central Athens on Sunday morning for the Athens Santa Run 2025, a charitable fundraising event.
The fact that teenage delinquency is out of control has been discussed for years; it did not come up relatively recently, nor did it take the excellent – and painful – British series “Adolescence” to make us realize how unfamiliar the world of today’s 13-year-olds is to us.