Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis said Wednesday that the government will continue dialogue with farmers’ representatives but ruled out additional measures beyond the six announced at a special press conference.
Work on the construction of a cable car in the medieval fortress town of Monemvasia in the Peloponnese may proceed, following a ruling by the country’s highest administrative court.
Archaeologists have uncovered an unusually elaborate Early Bronze Age burial in Rafina, shedding fesh light on funerary practices in Attica more than 4,000 years ago.
Explosive increases in rents and housing prices, a shortage of available apartments and subsidy schemes that tend to exacerbate rather than improve the situation.
Police in southern Crete have arrested a 54-year-old man on suspicion of physically and sexually abusing his two daughters over a period of at least a year, authorities said.
A member of a school committee in a large municipality took several thousand euros from its fund to gamble on an online betting platform, specifically on Champions League matches, according to audits by the Interior Ministry.
At least 201 people were killed in workplace accidents in Greece in 2025, while another 332 were seriously injured, according to the preliminary findings of an independent annual survey released Thursday.
This time, there were no deaths, nor a station manager who turned the wrong key. In fact – at the time of writing – we still do not know why the blackout occurred in Greek airspace, nor how normal communications in the Athens FIR were restored.
A new bill submitted for public consultation provides for a complete reform of the procedure for the transfer of workers from third countries.
Farmers across Greece escalated protests on Thursday with coordinated 48-hour blockades of major highways, junctions and border crossings, disrupting domestic travel and cross-border trade after talks with the government on Wednesday failed to satisfy their demands.