Police smash drug racket in Attica
Police announced on Thursday the dismantling of a criminal organization whose members were involved in the possession, storage and trafficking of narcotics in the greater Athens area.
Police announced on Thursday the dismantling of a criminal organization whose members were involved in the possession, storage and trafficking of narcotics in the greater Athens area.
A 2.5-year-old girl that had been intubated at a hospital in Corinth shortly after she was infected with Covid-19 has died, the children’s hospital where she was being treated announced on Thursday.
The Kremlin has put Greece, along with other countries, on its long list of unfriendly countries due to its unwavering support for Ukraine’s existential effort to defend its national sovereignty. However, one more survey – the latest Eurobarometer – confirmed the deep roots of Russian influence in Greece. Deviating significantly from what prevails in the…
The pandemic has given a significant boost to exports of Greek toys, mainly to fellow European Union countries.
Greece has earmarked 10.5 million euros in EU funds to restore the 15th-century Ottoman Bayezit Mosque in the northeastern border town of Didymoteicho that was destroyed in a large fire in 2017.
Eleven DJs playing back-to-back sets promise as many hours of foot-numbing dancing at the Athens Conservatory’s New Year’s Eve bash.
The European Union is assessing Beijing’s rollback of its strict anti-infection controls but refrained Thursday from immediately following EU member Italy in requiring coronavirus tests for airline passengers coming from China.
A 17-year-old boy accused of raping an 18-year-old girl at a Christmasn party in Thessaloniki last week was released pending trial on Thursday but was asked to stay away from the alleged victim or her family.
A monument on the campus of Thessaloniki’s Aristotle University (AUT) which commemorates a Jewish cemetery destroyed by the Nazis in 1942 was targeted again by vandals on Thursday.
A group of architects and intellectuals from North Macedonia have submitted a request to the City Council and the mayor of Skopje, Danela Arsovska, to name a street in Skopje after the Greek architect Konstantinos Doxiadis (1913-75), to highlight his contribution to the restoration of the city after its destruction by a 6.9 magnitude earthquake…