The normal operation of ferry services from Piraeus was resumed on Sunday afternoon, after strong southerly winds in the Aegean led to the cancellation of scheduled ferry journeys to the Cyclades islands in the morning and the departure of the “Blue Star Patmos”, originally scheduled to set sail at noon, was postponed until 4:00 p.m.
MEP Eva Kaili is reported to be among the four people arrested on Sunday over corruption charges. Specifically, the four have been charged with participation in a criminal organization, money laundering and corruption.
A significant landslide near the town of Arta in Epirus has caused structural damages to two homes. The local mayor has alerted the state authorities.
A 4.2-magnitude-earthquake struck the southern island of Gavdos on Sunday morning according to the Geodynamic Institute of the National Observatory of Athens.
Tax authorities have identified approximately 150,000 businesses that still do not transmit the data of the receipts they issue to the myDATA electronic platform.
With one in three students bullied at school, one in two verbally and some isolated from the entire class, the Education Ministry has drafted a bill exhorting victims and their families to speak up.
The daily life of the remaining residents of the iconic Plaka district enveloping the hill of the Acropolis has reportedly become unbearable.
Animatronic dinosaurs have taken up residence at the Peace and Friendship Stadium (SEF) in Neo Faliro on Athens’ southern coast.
Piraeus Port Authority (OLP) announced on Thursday the successful completion of large-scale infrastructure upgrade works in the Perama Ship Repair Zone on the eastern side of Pier II.
The annual conference of the Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE) is taking place at the Athens Auditorium (Odion Athinon) on Thursday.