Evidence of a deliberate attempt to commit insurance fraud and wriggle out of prosecution for other potential crimes, including delivering tainted meals to schools, appears to be piling up against the owners and/or management of a disgraced food factory in the central Greek city of Lamia.
Thousands of fans flocked to Athens International Airport on Monday afternoon to welcome home the players and staff of Panathinaikos Aktor after their 95-80 triumph in the EuroLeague basketball final.
All measures to combat inflation will continue for as long as necessary, stated Minister of Development Kostas Skrekas in an interview with ANT1 TV.
Franman, a provider of a diversified range of equipment, parts, products and services to the maritime industry, is preparing for its 16th Posidonia.
About three-fifths of Greek banks’ commissions come from loan issues, payments and card transactions, which increased by 17.5% in the last two years.
Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni on Monday underlined the main goal of the ministry’s strategy, addressing an event about the exhibition on American photographer and philhellene Robert McCabe at the Acropolis Museum.
In a decision aiming to undermine the candidacy with New Democracy in the European elections of the jailed ethnic Greek mayor of Himare, the Albanian judiciary has transferred the first hearing of Fredi Beleri’s appeal to the Court of Appeal to June 7.
The redevelopment contract for the port and marina of Larnaca in Cyprus has been officially terminated.
Come June, a crack team of wildlife experts plans to swarm the volcanic cliffs and natural caves of a small island in the Mediterranean to ensnare what has become an out-of-control species: goats gone wild.
In the film “Eteros Ego” (The Other Me) by Sotiris Tsafoulias, Dimitris Katalifos plays the rector of a university. In a dialogue with Pygmalion Dadakaridis, who plays a professor of criminology, Katalifos points out: “Dimitris, I don’t have children, you know that.