Dimitris Koufodinas, the main hitman of the now-defunct November 17 terrorist group, must remain in prison until September 2027, when he can then apply for parole, judges in Lamia ruled on Friday.
Members of the self-styled anarchist group Rouvikonas attacked the headquarters of fixed-rail public transport operator STASY on Athinas Street on Friday.
From Friday evening, citizens will be able to book their booster shot for the Covid-19 vaccine three months after their second vaccine, a Health Ministry official has announced.
Health authorities announced 6,201 new coronavirus infections for the 24-hour period ending 3 p.m. Friday, down on Thursday’s figure of 6,260.
Police have announced road closures in central Athens on Sunday due to the visit of Pope Francis to the capital.
Online sales during the Black Friday period were up compared with the rest of the year, a survey by Generation Y – International eBusiness Hub revealed on Thursday.
Amazon’s announcement that it wished to situate in Greece one of its new 11 Amazon Web Services Local Zones in Europe was “one more vote of confidence in the prospects of the Greek economy,” Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Friday.
The Hellenic Police’s Internal Affairs Division was put on the trail of one of the biggest rackets it has ever dismantled by two unsigned letters.
At least a month ago the ministries of Development and Finance froze all payments toward public and jointly funded projects, likely in order to prevent the state budget deficit for 2021 from swelling further.
Dozens of flag-waving demonstrators from a Kurdish organization broke into the Dutch grounds of the global chemical weapons watchdog Friday to protest what they alleged was the use of chemical weapons by Turkish forces.