Three of the seven defendants who appeared before an investigative magistrate working with the European Prosecutor’s Office to testify in connection with an alleged scheme to fraudulently collect EU agricultural subsidies in Crete through the state payment agency OPEKEPE, were released on conditions on Tuesday.
A woman was arrested in Ioannina, northwestern Greece, after police discovered 215 kilos of raw cannabis in her car, in which her toddler son was a passenger.
Last Sunday afternoon, if you strolled through Kolonaki, passing by the popular restaurants, you would most likely hear Turkish from at least one table.
Over the past five years, debate over the future of the Cyclades has intensified as a construction boom and rapid tourism growth threaten the islands’ identity, strain infrastructure and cause damage, including at Sarakiniko on Milos.
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias is prepared to accept amendments to a controversial military reform bill, provided they don’t alter its core philosophy.
An elderly man died on Tuesday when the vehicle he was driving caught fire on a rural road in the region of Fokida, central Greece.
Greece is among the countries with the most tax exemptions for individuals and businesses, according to a report by the European Commission, which notes that this country does not have a specific mechanism for their evaluation and should establish one.
Australia’s vibrant Greek community summarily condemned the terrorist attack targeting the country’s Jewish community at a Hanukkah event on Sydney’s Bondi Beach.
The integration of the Athens Stock Exchange into the Euronext Group is bringing about significant developments for the Greek sovereign bond market.
The key UN envoy seeking to break a deadlock in Cyprus’s long-running division said she was cautiously optimistic about a breakthrough but that it would be premature to convene a multi-nation summit on the conflict.