January is seen as particularly crucial for the government and may turn out to be the most difficult month of the Kyriakos Mitsotakis administration, as the course of the pandemic is expected to have a strong political impact.
Fifteen days after a boat full of migrants capsized south of the Aegean Sea island of Folegandros, four badly decomposed bodies were recovered Thursday.
The problem of public infrastructure projects missing their delivery dates and overrunning their budget should have been a thing of the previous century.
The government is expected to announce new support measures for households and businesses Friday to offset the price increases caused by the international energy crisis.
More than one in six of all cases during the pandemic, which started in February 2020, have been diagnosed in the past seven days.
The City of Athens on Wednesday announced the unveiling of the last two murals in a group of four by local street artists paying tribute to the bicentennial of the 1821 Greek War of Independence.
Residents and local officials on the island of Chios have blocked a ship carrying construction machinery for the new planned ‘Closed Controlled Access Center” for migrants from docking on Thursday.
President Katerina Sakellaropoulou was on Gavdos on Thursday for the celebrations of the Epiphany, sending a strong message of Greek unity and support to all remote areas of the country from the southernmost point of Europe.
The “Fagan fragment” from the Antonino Salinas Museum in Palermo is returning to Greece to be exhibited at Athens’ Acropolis Museum for eight years.
An abandoned newborn was found in a playground in the Athens suburb of Chalandri on Wednesday.