Four employees of Greece’s electricity distribution operator, DEDDIE, have been called to provide unsworn explanations as suspects in a preliminary investigation into a deadly wildfire that broke out in Keratea last August.
Police in western Greece have arrested a group of 43 migrants for illegal entry and residence in the country and a Greek man for allegedly facilitating them, officials said Thursday.
A German tourist was in intensive care in a hospital in northern Greece on Thursday after being attacked by a pack of stray dogs in the town of Litochoro and sustaining serious injuries to her face, head and torso that required emergency surgery.
A British package holiday group suspended its profit forecast on Thursday, saying the US-Israeli war with Iran has triggered a sharp slowdown in holiday bookings to destinations such as Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, and Egypt.
A 27-year-old man accused of fatally striking a pedestrian with his car in Thessaloniki has been remanded in custody following testimony before an investigating magistrate.
The European Commission has said it has not yet received Greece’s action plan for integrating the agricultural payments agency OPEKEPE into the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE), despite the deadline for submission expiring Thursday.
Sixteen people have been arrested during raids on two Roma camps east of Athens for allegedly illegally connecting to the power network and stealing electricity, police said Thursday.
Greece’s system for recycling solar panels is struggling with financing shortfalls and uneven participation as the country braces for a surge of photovoltaic waste expected to exceed 1 million tons by 2055, according to a new study.
Greece has signed a deal to upgrade the avionics and navigation systems of its aging but crucial fleet of firefighting aircraft, officials said Thursday.
More than 1,000 cases are pending at Greece’s medical examiner services, some of them dating from as far back as 2023, a Justice Ministry official told state broadcaster ERT on Thursday, pointing to persistent delays.