The police has launched a preliminary administrative inquiry in the wake of the uproar caused by a video that is making the rounds on the internet in which an officer of the DIAS motorcycle unit is seen doing a wheelie on a main road in the port city of Thessaloniki in northern Greece.
Six months after the country’s national elections, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis decided to move ahead with a mini-reshuffle, mainly aiming to tackle mounting security concerns. The conservative government has placed security and “law and order” on top of its agenda.
SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis has said that his party will table its own bill on marriage equality, following remarks by Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis that were widely interpreted as putting a brake on his government’s plans to introduce same-sex marriage.
A total of 2.15 billion euros will be invested by 2027 in the Elliniko plot in southern Athens by four companies that have agreed with Lamda on the development of individual parts of the area once occupied by the capital’s airport.
After almost 10 years of marriage, Christine Dowdall wanted out. Her husband was no longer the charming man she had fallen in love with.
The development of Cyprus’ natural gas network has become woefully entangled.
Piraeus has posted a new record in cruise passengers accoring to last year’s figures announced on Thursday, while another record is expected during 2024.
Lamia inflicted a shocking loss on Olympiakos at the start of the new year in the Super League, while the other three title rivals scored comfortable home wins.
The historic Ideal cinema in central Athens, which closed for good last week, is being slated to become a city landmark hosting theater, cinema and cultural activities.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to visit the Middle East and Europe from Friday in his fourth trip to the region since the Hamas attacks, as announced by the Department of State spokesperson Matthew Miller late Thursday.