An Athens court on Wednesday suspended a 12-year jail sentence for former actor and director Dimitris Lignadis, who had earlier been found guilty by the same panel in two out of four counts of rape.
The European Union’s executive on Wednesday decried the rule of law situation in Poland and Hungary, centering on perceived breaches in their judiciary and media in its annual report.
The head of the Thessaloniki Urban Transport Organization (OASTH) described as “unacceptable” the behavior of a bus driver in the northern port city who reportedly called the police because he thought the the outfit worn by a young female passenger too “provocative.”
The acclaimed Greek choreographer teams up with eight hot names on the local hip-hop scene for “Axes,” a new piece premiering at the Athens and Epidaurus Festival (aefestival.gr).
A Mixed Jury Court in Athens on Wednesday sentenced former actor and director Dimitris Lignadis to 12 years in prison for two rapes, after founding him guilty in two out of four cases of rape.
If no action is taken to control the explosion of the wild boar population in Greece, the likelihood of fatal accidents will grow, according to Christos Vlachos, a professor at Aristotle University’s Department of Forestry and Natural Environment.
At barbecues and garden parties, the conversation centers on the eventful preceding six months, on the much-needed break in August and on the difficult winter ahead.
A European health emergency official on Wednesday said adapted versions of established mRNA Covid-19 vaccines that address two variants in one shot will soon offer people better protection than vaccines that are now available.
A Mixed Jury Court on Wednesday handed down a verdict in the case of actor and director Dimitris Lignadis, finding him guilty of raping two minors and acquitting him of the charges of raping an adult man and a third minor.
At least 100,000 Israeli tourists visited Greece in June, the Embassy of Israel in Athens posted on Facebook on Monday.