The political acrimony over the wiretapping case, involving the bugging of the phone of Socialist party leader Nikos Androulakis, continued unabated on Wednesday as the issue appears to be heading for the Committee on Institutions and Transparency of the Parliament.
A tornado spread, albeit temporarily, a sense of panic in the town of Kalamata, southern Greece on Wednesday, when it swirled through central Othonos Square for a few seconds.
She is a symbol. A persona. An athlete who has gone far beyond the footsteps of her trailblazing sister and came to rule a cloistered, mostly white sport. She refuses to stop there.
After the purple jellyfish, which delivers a painful but non-lethal sting, started making its presence felt among beachgoers earlier this summer, the Mediterranean jellyfish has also made an appearance, not least on Wednesday in the Evripos Strait near the town of Halkida on Evia.
The wiretapping case presents Greece’s democracy with a big challenge. Three objectives must be met, at the same time.
Recently, Greece has been attracting technology companies which have set up research and development centers, also known as tech hubs, and are seeking highly specialized local talent but also calling on the many young scientists who left Greece to return home and join their teams.
A brush fire that broke out near a home on Athanasios Diakou Street in the western Athens suburb of Korydallos was contained shortly before 8 p.m. on Wednesday, authorities said.
Police launched a manhunt on Wednesday in the city of Lamia, central Greece for the four people who attempted an armed robbery at a department store.
Affable, cool and with a sense of humor, Aaron Ryder puts you at your ease at once, even though he is one of the most successful producers in Hollywood today, working with the likes of Christopher Nolan and Denis Villeneuve.
A new independent creditworthiness assessment agency will be set up to collect information about outstanding debts to the state and credit institutions.