Health authorities have launched an investigation into an alleged case of medical negligence involving a severely ill baby taken to hospital on the western island of Zakynthos, officials said Wednesday.
Military service is a formative experience for every young Greek.
The ADEDY umbrella civil servants’ union has called a 24-hour strike for Saturday, to honor the third anniversary of the Tempe train crash that killed 57 people and triggered the biggest protests the country has seen in years.
Greek kiwis have confirmed the crop’s potential as one of the country’s most important exportable fruits.
Authorities have approved the extraction of up to 6 million cubic meters of sand from the seabed near Epanomi, a coastal area close to a protected marine zone, to supply fill material for expanding Thessaloniki port’s sixth pier by roughly 500 meters to accommodate larger container vessels.
Greece will extend its border fence along the Evros river to cover the entire length of the frontier with Turkey, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Wednesday.
The Deon Policy Institute appointed John D. Saracakis to its Board of Directors, adding a business leader with long-standing ties to the Greek economy and transatlantic commercial networks to its governing body.
The companies involved in the major LNG deals signed in the US on Tuesday, as well as the bank stocks, enjoyed a rebound.
A man has been arrested in northern Greece for alleged involvement in a cash placement scam that cost a would-be investor tens of thousands of euros, police said Wednesday.
The cruise industry will more easily accept fees linked to specific services or infrastructure projects that improve the experience of passengers and the operation of companies, the Chairman and CEO of Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) Bud Darr suggested during the CLIA European Summit 2026 taking place in Madeira, Portugal, this week.