Former prime minister Alexis Tsipras last week moved a step closer to his return to the forefront of Greek politics with the presentation of his book “Ithaki” (Ithaca) that recounts his past and offers a glimpse at his future.
A ferry has left Lesvos without passengers after local farmers blocked access to the island’s port as part of ongoing protests.
The message was unexpected, though “familiar”: “I’ve been diagnosed with prostate cancer, too. I’m worried.” The conversation that followed centered on the reassuring statistics, the usual “We’re going to beat it,” and a variety of practical tips and advice.
Individual debtors will be given a plan they can stick to, avoiding default and foreclosures.
“At PMI, we consider Papastratos and Greece to be pioneers in this transition and an excellent example of what we aspire to represent worldwide.”
A 40-year-old hiker has been found dead in Crete’s Aba Gorge following a prolonged and complex rescue operation that lasted nearly 24 hours.
Iraklio Airport in Crete has reopened after farmers temporarily occupied the runway, forcing the suspension of operations and cancellation of at least 10 flights.
Greek food safety authorities have ordered the recall of a frozen beef patty after tests found the presence of Salmonella, the Hellenic Food Authority (EFET) said.
The mother of the two-year-old boy who was mauled to death by his family’s pit bull terrier at his home in Zakynthos has suggested that hunters using whistles and guns in nearby woods spooked the dog into attacking her son.
A police officer from the Crime Prevention and Suppression Team (OPKE) has appeared before a prosecutor after a 12-year-old boy and his mother filed a complaint claiming the uniformed officer punched the child during a police check in Ilion, western Athens.