Public transport in Belgrade will be free for all users as of January 1, making the Serbian capital the first major European city to take such an initiative, the city’s mayor, Aleksandar Sapic, announced Wednesday.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reiterated Greece’s support for Serbia and Albania’s EU accession during his arrival at the EU-Western Balkans Summit in Brussels on Wednesday.
Greek university rectors have urged exemptions to a deregistration policy targeting students who exceed a time limit for completing their studies, highlighting that some students have valid reasons for slower academic progress.
The driver of a car that hit and killed a 36-year-old woman who had just stepped out of her vehicle at an incident in Crete Wednesday midday has admitted, in police pre-trial questioning, to deliberately driving onto the woman.
The waiting is excruciating.
Turkish analysts and media are calling for Turkey to sign an Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) agreement with the new Syrian government, following the precedent set with Libya.
Port authorities at Igoumenitsa port, in northwest Greece, have seized a large quantity of drugs discovered on a refrigerated truck entering the country from Italy. The truck’s driver, a 57-year-old Greek national, was arrested in connection with the incident.
The Parliament has approved an amendment to suspend state funding for the far-right Spartiates (Spartans) party, citing concerns over potential criminal affiliations.
Greece is entering a new era. Leaving behind the financial crisis, the country has undergone a profound transformation and is now seen as a rising diplomatic and economic power.
Athens has experienced a significant increase in water consumption in 2024, rising by 6.4% despite the severe drought conditions that have plagued the region for the past two years.