The government and the main opposition bickered on Tuesday over a prominent SYRIZA lawmaker who made rude remarks about a New Democracy official at a television panel discussing access of the uninsured to the national healthcare system the day before.
The issue of nuclear energy is becoming even more relevant today.
The hot air masses from north Africa will continue to bring searing heat in Greece, with the highest values occurring on Wednesday and Thursday in the mainland, mostly in the west, central and north, according to the National Meteorological Service Meteo.
About 18,500 people braved the heat and long duration, of three and a half hours, on Friday and Saturday to watch the National Theater’s production of Aeschylus’ “Oresteia,” classical drama’s only extant trilogy, at the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus, as part of the Athens-Epidaurus Festival.
Fredi Beleri, a member of Albania’s ethnic Greek minority who was elected last month to the European Parliament, met in Strasbourg with the Vice-President of the Commission, Margaritis Schinas, shortly before he assumed his duties in the plenary session.
Yemen’s Houthis targeted three vessels, including an oil tanker, in the Red and Mediterranean seas with ballistic missiles, drones and booby-trapped boats, they said on Monday.
There is no end to some online stores’ efforts to defraud consumers, luring them with branded products at very low prices and accumulating large orders without ever fulfilling them.
Allegations of corruption against government officials involving Swiss multinational pharmaceutical corporation Novartis may have been shelved with no charges filed, but their repercussions still provoke political clashes.
Greek authorities have issued a fire hazard warning for five regions on Tuesday, as high temperatures continued to spark wildfires in several parts of the country.
A man was killed in southern Athens on Tuesday morning when a motorcycle hit him, state-run broadcaster ERT reported.