Most of the 15 Afghan migrants who were killed off the Greek island of Chios last week when their dinghy collided with a Coast Guard vessel died of head injuries, not from drowning, autopsy results seen by Reuters show.
Athens- and London-listed Metlen Energy and Metals announced on Wednesday that it has partnered with Acciaieria Arvedi, one of Italy’s leading steel producers, to secure access to Italy’s innovative Energy Release 2.0 mechanism promoted by Gestore Servizi Energetici (GSE).
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Wednesday that Turkey wants peace, stability and prosperity for its neighbors as he prepared to host Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Ankara.
The formal recognition of February 9 as World Greek Language Day by UNESCO has conferred renewed international legitimacy on a language whose historical continuity exceeds three millennia.
Civil protection authorities are on alert for potential flooding in the western Peloponnese regions of Ilia and Achaia from later Wednesday until Friday, following an updated weather forecast for severe storms.
George Gerardos, founder and chairman of Plaisio Computers SA, has died at 80, leaving behind a business legacy closely tied to computing and retail technology in Greece.
A woman has been arrested in the northeastern town of Komotini for allegedly splashing a corrosive acid onto a shop assistant who tried to prevent her stealing jewellery, police said Wednesday.
Constitutional provision setting fiscal constraints is under discussion amid review efforts.
Greece’s Environment Ministry has approved another expansion of the Fyli landfill, northwest of Athens, the country’s largest waste disposal site, to increase its capacity by 2 million cubic meters and ensure operations for another year.
Last year, Eirini Syntihaki was renting an apartment she loved in central Athens near friends, work and the city’s many streetside cafes.