Starting November, the Ministry of Justice and the Hellenic Notary Association will launch diathikes.gr, a new online platform for the electronic publication of wills, Minister of Justice Giorgos Floridis announced.
I wonder how presidents Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin view Donald Trump’s Roman triumph in the Middle East. No one wonders how European leaders took it; they’re probably depressed at the thought of being reduced to the decorative footnotes of history.
Two masked men carried out an armed robbery at a mobile phone store in Stavroupoli, Thessaloniki, on Wednesday morning.
British band Red Snapper return to Greece with their explosive blend of acid jazz, trip-hop, funk and electronic sounds.
A kindergarten teacher in Thessaloniki received a six-month suspended prison sentence Tuesday for exposing a minor to danger after a 4-year-old child left the school unnoticed in September 2021.
Authorities have uncovered a sophisticated criminal organization that defrauded the state through forged documents, tax evasion and social security fraud, operating via garment manufacturing companies, police said Wednesday.
Parliament overwhelmingly rejected the request to lift the immunity of Alexis Haritsis, president of the New Left, for his participation in the farmers’ road blockades in Karditsa last February.
The Ministry of Culture has initiated the restoration of the pericentral church in the archaeological site of Maximianoupolis, a prominent Byzantine city in Thrace’s Rodopi plain.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will address the Hellenic Parliament at 11 a.m. on Thursday during a debate on foreign policy issues, scheduled at his request.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis spoke on the phone with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday. The two leaders discussed recent developments in Ukraine ahead of the European Council meeting on October 23-24 in Brussels.