Twenty-two foreign nationals were arrested between August 8 and 14 at the international airports of Iraklio and Hania on the island of Crete for trying to board flights to European destinations with forged travel documents, police said on Tuesday.
Large, high energy-consuming factories that run on natural gas are making contingency plans to avoid shutting down production altogether if Russia cuts off natural gas supplies to the rest of Europe.
A youth jumps in the sea from a rock at Varkiza village, a few miles southwest of Athens, in a file photo.
The good tourist season this year is reflected in the revenue from the sales of the shops at Greece’s major archaeological sites, which compete with – and sometimes exceed – those of 2019.
Greece’s Apostolos Christou celebrates on the podium after winning gold in the men’s 50m backstroke final at the European Championships in Rome on Monday.
The body of a woman was recovered off the uninhabited islet of Agios Georgios (also known as San Giorgio) in the Saronic Gulf on Monday, the coast guard said.
Five more ships have left Ukrainian ports carrying corn and wheat, three from Chornomorsk and two from Pivdennyi, under a UN-brokered grain export deal, Turkey’s defense ministry said on Tuesday.
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 3.6 rattled the region of Ilia in western Peloponnese on Tuesday morning, the Athens-based Geodynamic Institute said.
An Iranian-flagged tanker has retrieved an oil cargo which the United States had confiscated and is set to leave Greece, sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
Amid the backlash of the wiretapping affair, with the attempted bugging of Socialist leader Nikos Anrdoulakis’ mobile phone, the government is seeking to ascertain the new political landscape the case is leaving in its wake.