Authorities are investigating a suspected arson attack on the car of a National Technical University of Athens professor who co-authored an expert report attributing the fireball that followed the deadly 2023 Tempe train crash to engine oils.
The Finance Ministry is targeting three priorities for the coming days.
Greece has finally signed into effect legislation securing the status as a marine protected area of the uninhabited but richly biodiverse islet of Gyaros in the Cyclades island group, the Greek branch of the World Wide Fund for Nature said Monday.
By the end of the month, the Finance Ministry’s regulation for the targeted protection of the primary residence through the extrajudicial mechanism is expected to be voted on in Parliament.
It is a great but unhappy privilege to be alive today, to see firsthand how humanity has failed to govern itself.
A 22-year-old man has been sent to prison for four years after a Thessaloniki court convicted him of stealing €100,000 in cash from an elderly woman who had buried it in her garden for safekeeping, state ERT television said Monday.
During the celebration of the Holy Orthodox Easter, on the island of Andros, in the village of Korthi, an hour and a half by fast ferry from Athens (Rafina port), where global pressures and local decisions converge daily, one found a town that has not been adulterated by tourism or modernity.
The new closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the inconclusive statements about the resumption of peace talks took their toll on money markets.
The weakening of the Greek economy had already begun before the war and is accelerating because of it.
Greece’s first outbreak in 25 years of the deadly livestock foot-and-mouth disease has spread to a new part of the island where it was first recorded last month, authorities said Monday, appealing for farmers’ cooperation to deal with “a very difficult situation.”