Shame on the state
It does not matter if the motives were personal, political or criminal.
Ruling on restructuring and transfer of Folli Follie
An Athens court published a court decision on Tuesday on the restructuring and transfer of luxury goods company Folli Follie according to an amendment agreement reached on September 9, 2021.
Wall art honors health workers
An impressive mural dedicated to the doctors and nurses on the front lines of the battle against the pandemic adorns a wall at the Tzaneio Hospital in Piraeus.
Man arrested as murder mastermind may be victim of mistaken identity
The man arrested at Thessaloniki international airport on Tuesday on suspicion of being the mastermind of the murder of Russian hitman Alexander Solonik and his girlfriend in Athens in 1997 may be a case of mistaken identity, it was reported on Wednesday.
Anti-vax protesters try to storm Bulgarian parliament
Anti-vaccine protesters tried to storm the Bulgarian parliament on Wednesday and briefly scuffled with police officers during a massive rally against coronavirus restrictions in downtown Sofia.
Shipbroker SSY opening new office in Athens
Simpson Spence Young (SSY), the world’s largest independent shipbroker, announced on Monday it is opening a new office in Athens.
Body of man recovered from stream in Serres
Firefighters recovered the body of man from a stream in a mountainous area in Serres regional unit, northern Greece, on Wednesday.
‘Here, the heart of Hellenism beats strongest’
The President of the Hellenic Republic visits the island of Gavdos
Coronavirus: 24,246 new cases, 77 deaths, 670 intubations
Greek health authorities announced 24,246 new coronavirus cases and 77 deaths on Wednesday. The daily briefing by the National Organization for Public Health (EODY) also reported 670 intubations in Greece’s ICUs, an increase of 30 on Tuesday’s 640.
Gale-force winds keep ferries docked
Gale-force winds kept ships for the Cyclades, Dodecanese and Eastern Aegean Islands docked at Piraeus port on Wednesday.