Images allegedly showing the three individuals arrested in connection with recent arson incidents in Patra have surfaced, including one from a security camera reportedly capturing a 25-year-old suspect near the scene of a fire moments before it began.
Turkey will help Syria with the provision of weapons systems and logistical tools under a military cooperation accord signed on Wednesday, a Turkish defense Ministry source said on Thursday, adding that Ankara would also train Syria’s army in the use of such equipment if needed.
Passenger traffic have surged at the port of Piraeus, as thousands of Athenians headed to the islands ahead of Friday’s Dormition of the Virgin Mary holiday.
Riot police at the country’s largest port cordoned off an area around an Israeli cruise ship that arrived early Thursday to prevent several hundred protesters from approaching the vessel.
Police in Patra have said a man arrested Tuesday night in the Sychena area of the city has confessed to his role in a fire that broke out in the area, while a second man detained alongside him has denied the allegations.
New European Union standards for shipping demanding that shippers either lower emissions or pay for them and gradually replace their aging fleet are putting pressure on many medium-sized and small Greek ferry companies to adapt or seek mergers.
A delegation of US House Appropriations Committee members visited Greece from August 8 to 12 to discuss Pentagon-funded upgrades to American military facilities in Souda Bay in Crete and Larissa in central Greece, officials said.
On opposite sides of ethnically divided Cyprus, even the resting places of the dead haven’t been spared the fallout of war.
A fatal crash occurred early Wednesday in Koropi, eastern Attica when a car veered off Vasileos Konstantinou Avenue and slammed into an auto parts store, igniting a fire.
Firefighters, residents and volunteers are continuing to battle multiple wildfires for another day across the country, with aerial support resuming at first light.