Five people have been arrested in Turkey and charged with membership of a migrant-smuggling ring allegedly involved in this month’s shipwreck off Chios that killed 15 Afghan migrants, Greek authorities said Friday.
The negative news on US inflation and the persistence of geopolitical concerns led to a decline on Friday for the Greek bourse.
A specialized demolition crew has successfully destroyed a 40-ton boulder that loomed over a village in the western Peloponnese after being dislodged by recent landslides.
Five suspected members of two different gangs have been arrested in northern Greece over phone scams targeting vulnerable people that in one case netted more than €200,000-worth of loot, police said Friday.
Seven applications to establish non-state universities in Greece have been submitted to the Education Ministry ahead of a February 28 deadline, with operations targeted for the 2026-2027 academic year.
The Foreign Ministry on Friday issued a travel advisory for Greek travelers to avoid all but absolutely necessary visits to Iran, Israel and the Palestinian territories.
A disabled woman suffered a fatal fall while getting off a domestic flight at Athens International Airport, state ERT television reported Friday.
Social media platform TikTok is back in Albania after a year-long ban expired this month, in a case illustrating the complexity of imposing bans in a politically fragmented region and sparking questions over online safety and censorship.
Two reactors. One architecture. Akkuyu in Turkey and Paks II in Hungary differ legally but converge strategically, embedding Russian leverage inside NATO through ownership and duration.
A forensic examination of body parts discovered Thursday in Halkidiki, northern Greece, has so far failed to determine the identity of the deceased or the exact cause of death due to the advanced state of decomposition.