Migration Minister Thanos Plevris said Tuesday that the country is receiving “not only the persecuted, but also the spoiled,” as the government prepares legislation to criminalize in Greece illegally with prison terms of up to five years.
Developing Greece’s research capabilities is not some “academic luxury” that can be put on the back burner.
Mimicking the confrontational bluster of a soccer hooligan and hamming authenticity, his style of public discourse has always shown a flair for cynicism and provocation.
Two men in their 20s accused of arson near the Girokomeio district in Patra on August 13 have been remanded in custody pending trial after testifying before an investigating magistrate.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis participated in video conferences with his EU counterparts on Tuesday to review recent discussions in Washington regarding Ukraine.
Police have intensified operations in Western Attica, dismantling 29 criminal groups involved in fraud, extortion, drug trafficking, illegal trade, and antiquities smuggling.
An 11-year-old boy received medical treatment for injuries to his hand after a collision involving a jet ski and an inflatable boat at Issos Beach in Corfu.
Japan’s defense minister will hold talks in Turkey on Tuesday on defense industry cooperation, including the possible supply of Turkish-made drones, as Tokyo expands the role of unmanned systems in its armed forces.
The latest data about the 2025 budget are narrowing the options about how much money will be diverted to handouts and which ones.