A total of 16 defendants were detained following extensive hearings over the weekend regarding their involvement in a criminal organization and the murder of 31-year-old police officer Giorgos Lyngeridis outside a volleyball stadium near Piraeus in December.
The country’s energy industry is bracing for a major restructuring within the next two months.
Political leaders continue touring the country ahead of the upcoming European elections on June 9, despite an expected slowdown this week due to the Easter holidays.
We are marching toward the European Parliament elections by discussing everything, as long as it is unrelated to the elections themselves.
A new mobile application launched ahead of the summer season aims to empower beachgoers to report violations of beach access regulations across Greece’s popular coastlines.
“Finally,” say several startup founders commenting on the arrival of the Tech Visa.
A three-member misdemeanors court on Monday issued its verdicts regarding the response to the catastrophic 2018 wildfire in Attica’s seaside town of Mati and nearby areas, which claimed 104 lives and left dozens injured. Among the 21 defendants, six were found guilty.
Belem, the three-masted sailing ship carrying the Olympic flame to France, is being towed through the Corinth canal in Corinth, Sunday.
The Public Debt Management Agency announced last Friday that it will auction 13-week treasury bills in book entry form, to the amount of 625 million euros.
The supply of four Airbus A321 neo LR from Aegean, which will allow for flights lasting up to 7.5 hours, will also help boost the connectivity of the Eleftherios Venizelos airport with new major markets.