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An anonymous email to the Hellenic Police alleging that a 35-year-old police officer was distributing illegal steroids on Mykonos has led to the dismantling of a suspected steroid trafficking network.
The extensive renovation of the Archaeological Museum of Argos, in the Peloponnese, inaugurated just a few days ago with a significantly expanded exhibition space, is a milestone that extends far beyond the local community.
A public prosecutor has brought criminal charges on five felony counts, including intentional homicide, both completed and attempted, as well as membership in a terrorist organization, against three people arrested in connection with a recent arson attack on the Thessaloniki family home of Afroditi Nestora, a New Democracy official and former parliamentary candidate.
Banks are expected to add 10-12 billion to loans this year and maintain that pace by 2028.
The Greek concept of “Metapolitefsi,” as the period after the restoration of democracy in 1974 is called, is a puzzle. The public debate about whether it that historical cycle has ended or not recurs frequently, with the goalpost that demarcates the playing field constantly moving.
Leftist SYRIZA has reversed its decision to support former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras’ newly launched Greek Left Alliance (ELAS), following an extraordinary party meeting on Saturday amid internal divisions and a leadership crisis.
Last September, a grey wooden boat crammed with about a hundred migrants drifted toward Gavdos, a tiny island south of Crete.
A 46-year-old woman accused of involvement in the deadly 2010 arson attack on the Marfin Bank branch in Athens, which killed three employees, has voluntarily contacted Greek authorities, insisting she is innocent and saying she wants to return to Greece immediately to face justice.
A 46-year-old woman accused of involvement in the deadly 2010 arson attack on the Marfin Bank branch in Athens, which killed three employees, has voluntarily contacted Greek authorities, insisting she is innocent and saying she wants to return to Greece immediately to face justice.
The government has reached an agreement with refiners Motor Oil and Helleniq Energy to reduce fuel prices through the end of August, following recent upward pressure on gasoline and diesel costs.
