Greece is pushing to overhaul food waste management in its hospitality and food service sectors (so-called HoReCa industry), with a new action plan, estimating that 250,000 of the 430,000 tons of bio-waste generated annually could be collected and processed within five years.
European Union veterinarians’ findings will determine whether Lesvos can resume shipments of certain dairy products as authorities battle a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, officials said.
A 60-year-old climber from the Czech Republic died Friday afternoon after falling from a height of about 10 meters while climbing on the Greek island of Kalymnos, authorities said.
Greece will hold its next national elections in 2027 as scheduled, with no plans for an early vote, government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said Saturday, dismissing speculation about snap elections.
Greece is establishing itself as the leading destination for chartering yachts over 25 meters in the Mediterranean.
Athens Mayor Haris Doukas awarded the City of Athens Medal to 2025 Nobel laureate Laszlo Krasznahorkai (center) at a ceremony held at City Hall.
A migrant dinghy in distress south of Crete triggered a rescue operation that saved 26 people, while survivors reported that 22 others died during a multi-day journey at sea.
Fourteen years after the firebombing of the Attikon complex on Stadiou Street, little has changed for passersby, who see no visible progress on its restoration. Steps have been taken but slow, with no business plan or timeline made public.
Police in Athens said they have launched all “necessary procedural and official actions” after a foreign detainee died in administrative custody on Friday.
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis is embarking on a two-city diplomatic push in Libya this week, visiting both Benghazi and Tripoli in a bid to maintain active channels with the country’s rival power centers.