Police have unraveled a criminal gang of people employed in the civil service that extorted or aided catering establishments and hotels to skirt the law, for building permits, the use of tables and seating and other illegalities.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is expected to raise the issue of North Macedonia and the observance of the Prespa Agreement at the NATO Summit in Washington.
Many Jewish communities in Macedonia and Thrace disappeared in the Holocaust, yet their presence in the places where their communities once thrived is still palpable.
A 22-year-old man was shot in a drive-by attack in the western Athens suburb of Peristeri in the early hours of Tuesday, in what police are treating as a gang-related assault.
Three men who were put on trial on charges that they locked 13 refugees and migrants in a transport trailer during the disastrous fires in Evros in northeastern Greece last September, and filmed them, accusing them of being arsonists, have been released.
The upward trend of Greek exports stopped in the year’s first five months, falling by 4.5% year-on-year to 20.9 billion euros.
Cyprus has maintained its position as a Strong Innovator on the European Innovation Scoreboard for a third consecutive year, the island’s Deputy Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy said on Monday. It stated that Cyprus has secured 10th place among the European Union member-states, achieving 106.3% of the European average and recording the highest…
Greeks are close to the European Union average when it comes to knowledge of climate change, according to the sixth European Investment Bank climate survey.
Summer sales started on Monday across Greece and will end on August 31.
The popular island of Santorini, which is already a globally negative example of an oversaturated destination, is being gradually covered by buildings, making an already difficult situation untenable.