Lawmakers begin a debate Wednesday on a landmark bill to legalize same-sex marriage that would make Greece the first Orthodox Christian country to do so.
Police are seeking a suspect in a revenge porn case involving a 17-year-old girl from Paiania in East Attica.
Protesting farmers rejected the measures to reduce energy costs announced by the prime minister on Tuesday during a meeting with representatives, and said they will continue mobilizations.
The controlling stake of 67% in Iraklio Port Authority will be transferred in the next few weeks to Italy’s Grimaldi Group, which prevailed in the relevant tender.
The poor performance of the Greek judicial system in administering justice and all that entails for citizens’ rights, the economy and investments are, experts stress, directly related to its incomplete digitalization, lagging behind the EU and many other countries.
US Congressman John Sarbanes was presented with the Leader award in Washington, DC on Monday, granted each year to an outstanding member of the Greek-American diaspora. The presentation was made during a gala dinner hosted by “Hellas and Diaspora – The Future,” on the sidelines of the 5th Southeast Europe & East Med Forum, held…
It was 1.50 p.m., on January 16 when a 15-meter-long Houthi missile hit the Greek-owned ship Zografia off the coast of Yemen.
The European Union member-states, including Greece, are returning to fiscal discipline after four years of the Stability Pact’s suspension, due to the Covid-19 and energy crises.
The US inflation data shook European markets, including Greece’s, which suffered losses in its indexes and the majority of stocks on Tuesday.