A Turkish court has sentenced 11 people to life in prison over a fire that killed 78 people at a ski resort in northwest Turkey’s Bolu mountains in January, state media reported.
Police have arrested a well-known television chef accused of evading more than €350,000 in taxes.
Ilias Kasidiaris, who is serving a 13-year sentence for his involvement in the criminal activities of the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party, has attempted to distance himself from the organization’s crimes during his appeal hearing at Athens Court of Appeals.
A new, specially trained police corps, known as the Safe Coexistence Teams, will soon be deployed in five Roma settlements in Attica identified as crime hotspots.
Taxi drivers in the greater Athens area will stage a 48-hour strike on November 5 and 6, protesting government policies they say are weakening their sector.
A 10-year-old girl has died after collapsing during gym class at her school in Aspropyrgos, western Attica.
I’m having a hard time understanding why such a fuss is being made about how the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is protected.
Uber will invest $200 million over five years in a software and technology development center in Istanbul, Turkey’s Industry and Technology Ministry said on Friday.
Greece recorded a significant increase in infectious diseases in 2024, the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) reported, with 6,134 cases compared with 4,177 in 2023, a rise of 46.9%. The number of cases in 2022 was 3,563, while 2021 saw the fewest in seven years at 918, likely due to pandemic-related restrictions.
Greek music star Konstantinos Argiros was welcomed at New South Wales (NSW), Australia, Parliament on Friday by Premier Chris Minns and Ministers Courtney Houssos and Sophie Cotsis, marking the finale of his Australian tour, The Greek Herald reported.