Greece has launched a new platform to recruit experienced Greek railway professionals from abroad, as part of efforts to overhaul the Hellenic Railways Organization (OSE) following a recent law passed by parliament.
The Peace and Friendship Stadium (SEF) in Piraeus has been leased to Olympiacos Basketball Club for 49 years, the government has announced in a statement.
Turkey is close to securing a multibillion-dollar preliminary agreement to purchase Eurofighter Typhoon jets, potentially announcing the deal as early as this week, the Wall Street Journal has reported.
The Lesvos French Film Festival at Anaxos Beach brings together French cinema and local culinary traditions in a unique cultural celebration.
Where tropical fruit trees thrive beside alpine herbs, and a once-charred hillside now bursts with life from five continents.
The Greek women’s water polo team used a strong final quarter to pull away from defending world champions the United States and book a place in the final of the 22nd World Aquatics Championships.
An Athens court has found 13 individuals guilty in a subsidy fraud case in the Fthiotida region involving agricultural payments agency OPEKEPE.
Municipal police in Athens have ordered the temporary closure of seven food and beverage establishments after inspections revealed they had placed tables and chairs on public pavements without the required permits.
WWF Greece has welcomed the government’s announcement of two new marine parks in the Aegean and Ionian seas, calling the move a “very important initiative” while urging authorities to follow through with long-overdue action in other protected areas.
Two wildfires broke out Monday in central and northern Greece, prompting a large response from the fire service and a warning to local residents.