Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister Giorgos Mylonakis, 52, remains intubated but in stable condition after being admitted to the intensive care unit at Athens’ Evangelismos hospital on Wednesday, according to an update issued Friday morning.
Housing prices in Thessaloniki continue to climb, with annual increases exceeding 10% in recent years, according to a survey by Engel & Volkers Greece, driven by major infrastructure projects, strong foreign demand and an upgraded housing stock.
Turkish travelers to Grewece topped 2.25 million last year, a sharp increase on an annual basis.
A woman has been found dead outside an apartment building in central Athens, authorities said, with one suspect taken into custody.
Parliament was marked by heightened tensions on Thursday during a debate in which Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis adopted a confrontational tone, pushing back against opposition accusations over the rule of law while outlining a broader institutional agenda.
Stefanos Tsitsipas walked off the court in Munich on Wednesday after another first-round defeat that highlighted how far the former world number three has drifted from the sport’s elite amid injury problems and inconsistent form.
A large number of buyers of international travel businesses will converge on Athens on April 20-21 for “This is Athens – Agora 2026” event that promotes the capital of Greece as a tourism destination.
The general hospital on the island of Kefalonia has denied allegations of delayed emergency response in the April 14 death of a 19-year-old woman, dismissing the claims as “false and defamatory.”
Energean has unveiled the detailed structural mapping of the Asopos exploration target, located in Block 2 west of Corfu, following the signing of a contract for the lease of a floating drilling rig from Stena Drilling, which will be deployed in the area.
The Greece-Cyprus ferry link will be carried out this summer by Italian-flagged ferry AF Marina, replacing the Daleela ferry that operated in previous years.