A 42-year-old Russian citizen, who was arrested in January for sending messages via e-mail threatening to plant bombs at the Eleftherios Venizelos airport and in six hospitals in Attica, was sentenced to prison in absentia on Wednesday.
Big supermarkets in Greece will need to share with authorities their price lists for basic foods, the government said on Wednesday, in an effort to help households grappling with rising food costs.
Labor Minister Adonis Georgiadis’ political office was attacked on Wednesday after the announcement of the new employment bill.
A fire broke out on Wednesday at noon in Kalamoto, Thessaloniki, at a location that is difficult to access, while strong winds are complicating firefighting efforts.
The 16th AnimaSyros International Animation Festival has a program richer than ever. It will present more than 270 films from 53 countries.
Schools in Thessaly that have been closed since devastating floods hit central Greece on September 5-6 will open on Monday so that thousands of children do not miss any more of the academic year, the Education Ministry decided on Wednesday.
Greece’s current account surplus fell by 135.2 million year-on-year to 827.5 million in July, the Bank of Greece said on Wednesday.
The aunt of a 13-year-old boy in Rethymno, Crete, is accusing authorities at her 13-year-old nephew’s school of seeking to hush up a violent attack on the boy by other pupils at the school.
A 36-year-old Romanian man was arrested in Athens on Wednesday after allegedly trying to take two fragments of marble from the Acropolis.
The region of Zagori, in Epirus, northwestern Greece, has been included in UNESCO’s World Cultural Landscape Heritage list, the 45th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in Riyadh confirmed.