A fan of Olympiacos club was banned for life from the Peace and Friendship stadium in Neo Faliro after shouting a racist slur against French referee Joseph Bissang during a basketball match between the Greek club and Valencia on Friday.
Direct access to the islands of Imbros and Tenedos has been a perennial request of the natives of the two islands. Particularly on Imbros, the largest of the two, where, under the Lausanne Treaty, Ankara had a contractual obligation to safeguard rights and property (and certainly did so only piecemeal), there is a problem of…
The rail link between Athens and Thessaloniki has reopened after a three-month stoppage caused by Storm Daniel, with 131 boarding the first service from the capital on Saturday morning. “The Greek railway is back on the tracks,” said Infrastructure and Transport Minister Christos Staikouras.
Greece proceeded on Friday with the early repayment of two installments of bilateral loans, as it had long planned.
Former conservative prime minister Antonis Samaras has criticized a government amendment that would grant residence permits to third-country nationals living in Greece for many years without legal documents and working in undeclared jobs.
A new type of residence permit for third-country citizens is being created to resolve the major issue of labor shortages, to eliminate the phenomena of undeclared work, and to ensure public order and security.
Three people have been hospitalized after receiving injuries in a shooting outside a nightclub in central Athens. The shooting occurred shortly before 7 a.m. outside a club on Iakchou Street in Gazi. According to reports, a vehicle pulled up outside the venue and a passenger opened fire. The three injured people were transferred to Gennimatas…
The strangest part of her seven-week ordeal, said Chen Goldstein-Almog, formerly an Israeli hostage of Hamas, were the long, almost intimate conversations she had with her captors.
The US Department of State has approved a possible sale to Greece of 35 UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters “and related equipment,” it announced Friday.
Attica Group and ONEX Group signed on Friday a memorandum of cooperation (MoC) for the green transition of Attica Group’s ferry fleet and potential contributions by ONEX’s subsidiary companies at the Elefsina and Syros island shipyards, worth one billion euros.