Anastasis Parasiris welcomes us to the Sfendoni Cave, at the foot of Psiloritis Mountain, in central Crete. In this impressive natural wonder that during its history served as a refuge for local revolutionaries, the young Cretan tour guide with his characteristic accent and stentorian voice guides visitors throughout the year.
Police have uncovered more than 2,000 cannabis plants in a remote forest in the municipality of Xylokastro-Evrostini, Corinth.
The Applied Greek-French Dialogues, an initiative of Professors and Ambassadors George Prevelakis and Michel Foucher, which aims to connect and collaborate with figures from the academic, diplomatic, business and political worlds from Greece and France, are hosting French photographer-artist and former labor minister Muriel Pénicaud in Athens.
The Misdemeanor Court of Mytilene found four police officers guilty on charges of allowing a detainee to escape and sentenced them to five months and ten days in prison, with the right to appeal.
Greece is closely monitoring rising instability in Europe and the Middle East, as incidents such as Israel’s airstrike in Qatar targeting Hamas officials and repeated Russian drone incursions into Polish airspace raise concerns over the resilience of the international order.
A human skull and bones were found in a grove at a northern suburb of Athens, police said Thursday.
In a warehouse on the southern edge of Calgary International Airport, De Havilland Canada is developing the DHC 515, a rugged flying boat and the only airplane solely designed to scoop water from a lake, river or ocean and drop it on a wildfire.
Bank of America sees significant opportunities for Greek banks from having a presence in countries such as Cyprus and Bulgaria, which is expected to offer strong new sources of revenue in the long term, just as the benefits of the Recovery Fund in Greece fade in the coming years.
An unlicensed wastewater treatment plant on Naxos island has become the center of a years-long dispute between a local citizen and municipal authorities.
A Turkish prosecutor’s office said on Thursday it ordered the seizure of the companies of Can Holding, owner of major media outlets and schools, in an investigation into money laundering, tax evasion and organised crime.