Over 30 playgrounds in Athens were closed in December following the Ministry of Interior’s directive, due to the suspension of Target Hellas, the company responsible for certifying their safety.
The United Nations Security Council adopted a resolution on Wednesday, primarily drafted by Greece and the United States, addressing the safety of navigation in the Red Sea.
Police on the eastern Aegean island of Lesvos Island have arrested a 55-year-old woman on suspicion that she is part of a gang that defrauded elderly residents by impersonating doctors.
The Special Intermunicipal Association of Attica (EDSNA) has decided to suspend a controversial landfill fee for Attica’s municipalities in 2025.
Pending lump-sum pension payments, along with state budget and local government obligations, have contributed to an increase in state arrears.
The “My Home II” program has a final interest rate of 2.2% to 2.4%. The application platform for issuing the eligibility certificate opened on Wednesday and within the first four hours more than 6,000 applications had been submitted.
Greece’s borrowing terms confirm confidence in the country’s economy despite international instability, National Economy and Finance Minister Kostis Hatzidakis said on Wednesday regarding the 10-year bond issued on Tuesday.
The confidential documents that a 36-year-old policewoman showed to the alleged leader of a protection ring, concerned paid death contracts of the so-called Greek Mafia, according to officials speaking to Kathimerini.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has nominated Parliament Speaker Konstantinos Tasoulas as Greece’s next president, signaling a pivot toward political stability and a stronger connection with the country’s center-right base.
Deputy Foreign Minister Giorgos Kotsiras and Athens University Rector Gerasimos Siassos have signed a cooperation protocol aimed at strengthening ties with the Greek diaspora and fostering synergies with Greek Studies programs abroad.