Government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis on Thursday sought to clarify that the interception of two Iranian missiles by a Greek-operated Patriot system in Saudi Arabia does not constitute Greece’s engagement in the ongoing war in the Middle East.
Rockfalls blocked the road leading to the port of Athini on the resort island of Santorini on Thursday, disrupting traffic to and from the harbor.
A fisherman off the western Peloponnese has caught in his nets and handed over to port authorities a broken ancient amphora, officials said Thursday.
Cybercrime expert Robert McArdle warned Thursday that artificial intelligence is helping criminals massively expand and improve their activity in ransomware and phishing attacks.
A government-imposed cap on profit margins for petrol stations will remain in force until June 30 and is intended as a temporary protective measure against profiteering during the ongoing Middle East crisis, Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos said Thursday.
However powerful Israel may be on its own, it cannot survive without the full backing of the United States.
At the Daremas family bakery, a recipe four generations old for a treat made with grape must, olive oil and Mesogeia tradition continues to win devoted fans.
Serve the spinach rice on a plate and top it with a fried egg. Add a piece of feta cheese and some fresh bread on the side, and you have a complete, satisfying meal.
New bakeries, restaurants and creative spaces are bringing fresh life to a once-forgotten downtown street near Klafthmonos Square.
Fasolada appears in many variations across Greece, but it is particularly beloved in its most traditional form, with carrot, celery, onion and olive oil.
Drug enforcement officers made a significant seizure this week, arresting three suspects and confiscating more than 40 kilograms of narcotics.
The government has allocated €37.3 millon in betting tax revenue to professional sports leagues so far this year, the deputy sports minister said in a social media post.
Work to upgrade visitor facilities at two key Athens archaeological sites, the Kerameikos cemetery and the Ancient Agora, will be completed by the start of the summer tourist season, officials said Thursday.
