The recent incident involving a Thessaloniki–Larissa urban rail service did not involve two trains travelling in opposite directions on the same line, Alternate Infrastructure and Transport Minister Kostas Kyranakis has told MPs, rejecting concerns that the event reflected a major safety failure.
A minor was taken to Agrinio General Hospital Sunday night after consuming alcohol at a local nightclub, prompting police to arrest the club’s owner.
Authorities released the 23-year-old man accused of planting the bomb that triggered a feud-related shooting in Vorizia, Iraklio.
The Independent Public Revenue Authority said businesses will be required to accept payments via IRIS in transactions with individuals starting next month.
The bloodstained flag of the Polytechnic University, a symbol of the November 17 uprising, arrived shortly after 4 pm outside the American embassy in Athens.
“We had hoped that the change wasn’t as big, but it is now certain that Great Prespa will no longer be what it once was. The most painful change, however, will be at Lesser Prespa.”
Three recent surveys present precious information on the thoughts of Greece’s Generation Z, the critical group born a little before the turn of the century and later. These young people came of age during successive crises (bankruptcy, climate change, the pandemic) and are living through a technological revolution
Authorities intensified their investigation into the double murder at the Foinikounda campsite in Messinia, conducting new searches in Athens.
Thousands marched Monday in central Athens to mark the anniversary of the 1973 Polytechnic uprising, following commemorative speeches at the historic campus.
An investigation is underway in the northern prefecture of Drama after a forestry official discovered a decapitated young male bear.