“The time will come when our silence will be more powerful than the voices you strangle today.” These were the last words of German-born anarchist August Spies as he faced the noose for the bloody events surrounding May Day in Chicago, 1886.
The richest 10% currently spends five times more than the poorest 50% of the population, ranking Greece as the country with the 5th highest inequality in the EU.
Authorities announced Saturday that they had dismantled a criminal network specializing in the production of fake travel documents to smuggle migrants into European Union countries.
Authorities in Attica region seized thousands of kilograms of unsafe food during inspections conducted over the Carnival period, officials said Saturday.
A new draft law the government has prepared brings pension raises for military and security force retirees.
Greece is closely monitoring developments in Iran and the wider Middle East following a joint US-Israel strike, the Greek Foreign Ministry said Saturday, expressing concern over regional stability.
Greece has formally acquired a collection of photographs showing the final moments of 200 communists executed by a Nazi firing squad during World War II, the Culture Ministry announced Saturday.
Protesters hold placards during a demonstration in front of Parliament, marking the third anniversary of the 2023 deadly train crash in Tempe, the country’s worst railway disaster on record, in Athens, Saturday.
The real estate market is now rapidly moving toward balancing and adapting to the new reality of housing construction without building bonuses.
The National Security Governmental Council (KYSEA), Greece’s top decision-making body for foreign affairs and defense matters, will convene for an extraordinary meeting at 6.30 p.m. Saturday, following the latest developments in the Middle East.