The Competition Commission has identified inefficiencies and potential distortions in Greece’s coastal shipping market that warrant further investigation, it announced Thursday with the release of its interim report on the sector.
Germany has agreed to negotiate with Turkey over potential deliveries of Eurofighter jets, a spokesperson for the foreign ministry said on Wednesday.
Buses and trolleys in the Greek capital operated fewer routes last year, as both the total number of trips and vehicle kilometers traveled declined compared to the previous year, even though passenger traffic increased.
Migrant arrivals continue at Crete, with four vessels carrying more than 114 people located off the island’s coast since Wednesday.
The government is moving quickly to pass an amendment to clarify responsibilities for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, set to be brought in Parliament next Tuesday.
The government is weighing a new support package for farmers as payment delays and livestock disease pressures mount, Agriculture Minister Kostas Tsiaras told ruling New Democracy party lawmakers Wednesday.
Greece has become “ungovernable,” former deputy prime minister and PASOK leader Evangelos Venizelos has warned, citing what he called a deep crisis of confidence in the country’s institutions, democracy and political system.
Renowned American jazz drummer Johnathan Blake and his band Pentad will perform live for four nights at Half Note Jazz Club, from October 17 to 20.
The Greek capital is set to host something entirely new and interactive this weekend: the Athens Archaeology Festival 2025, a lively, hands-on celebration of the past.
A 35-year-old man from Sierra Leone was fatally shot on Wednesday night outside a hotel in the town of Evzoni, in Kilkis, near the Greek-North Macedonian border.