A large fire broke out early Monday at a biscuit factory in Trikala, in the central Greek region of Thessaly, with authorities reporting that five female workers were missing, according to local media.
Adverse weather conditions forecast for the southeastern Aegean Sea led to the cancellation of several ferry services from the port of Piraeus on Monday, reports said.
The Cypriot Parliament has thrown a temporary lifeline to dozens of hotels and tourist accommodations that are technically operating without a proper license.
The story of the weekend and possibly of season is Levadiakos, that is holding on to a place that leads to the playoffs and a European ticket.
The 79 mysterious “Desmotes” or “Shackled Skeletons” of Faliro, a mass burial of iron-bound men dating to the late 7th century BC, will return to a protective museum shell at their original discovery site, the Faliro Esplanade.
Leading Greek pasta brand Misko is expanding its presence in the US market.
What the West sees as Iran’s strategic relief, Ankara and Doha fear as strategic loss.
The Greek men’s national water polo has climbed to the European podium for the first time in its history.
It was 1948, the start of a new school year at the Jeanne d’ Arc Girls’ French School in Tehran. The teacher tells the children to introduce themselves by their names and also the names of their parents.
Nearly 20 days after the first demonstrations erupted against the Iranian regime, the situation remains unclear, with signs of potential destabilization.