A 70-year-old woman was arrested on Saturday by officers of the police’s Department of Cultural Heritage and Antiquities in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, after ancient objects and religious icons were found at her workplace and home.
The wreck of a cruise ship, which ran aground near the popular tourist destination of Santorini in April 2007 and sank the next day, has remained an ecological bomb at the bottom of the island’s caldera, according to the coordinating committee of the Santorini Association for the Salvaging of the Sea Diamond Wreck in a…
Greek farmers face difficult challenges. Their sector is in transition, with adverse conditions for production costs. Their concern about their future is legitimate.
The Finance Ministry’s draft law on the use of public property in coastal areas was submitted to Parliament on Saturday. It includes regulations for the public’s free access to beaches, transparency in the commercial use of public property, environmental protection, the upgrading of the tourist product, the intensity of inspections and the imposition of strict penalties…
A phone call warning of a bomb on the premises of the Greek Parliament proved to be a hoax.
The deepening cooperation between Greece and the United States has grown exponentially over the past decade.
The European Parliament’s recent resolution and its rather obvious observations on the state of affairs in Greece would be rendered redundant if the country’s political parties showed the slightest spirit of honesty.
Greece, Cyprus and France reportedly blocked the financing for the supply of Turkish-made Bayraktar drones and artillery shells for Ukraine, which were to be purchased with European funds.
Motor Oil is close to the signing of a memorandum of cooperation that will provide for the acquisition of Ellaktor’s subsidiary, Helector.