Greek authorities are investigating the death of a man believed to be around 60 years old who was found dead in the sea on Monday afternoon, August 24, at Achladi in the Municipality of Stylida, eastern Fthiotida. The man has not yet been identified by his family, according to local reports. Authorities are seriously considering …
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis intends to keep national security issues at the center of his preelection campaign, regardless of how Greek-Turkish relations develop, according to political insiders. Source link
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Government measures to reduce or eliminate commissions on a number of ATM and e-banking transactions have benefited clients but have hurt the banks’ bottom line. Source link
Maintenance work on the lift serving the Acropolis is not a sign of weakness and should not be presented as a “breakdown,” authorities have stressed. The clarification comes amid discussion over the operation of the lift at the Acropolis, with officials emphasising the distinction between scheduled maintenance and an equipment failure. The lift forms part …
Greece is preparing a range of responses to growing escalation by Turkey following Ankara’s designation of two maritime parks in the northeastern Aegean and near Kastellorizo, as well as the revival of the long-disputed theory of “gray zones” in the Aegean. Source link
The Greek Cabinet is meeting today under Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, with an extensive agenda covering the completion of the “Greece 2.0” recovery programme, the cost of living, the start of the new school year, island policy and new spatial planning frameworks for tourism and renewable energy. A central issue is the final assessment of …
An Athens taxi driver has been arrested at the capital’s busiest long-distance bus station for charging customers double the legal fare and driving despite having had his license suspended, police said. Source link
A dramatic rescue in Zakynthos ended with a 23 year old Portuguese tourist being revived after rescuers performed continuous cardiopulmonary resuscitation for nearly 80 minutes. The young man, identified as Alvaro, had been swimming off the Korithi area with his parents when he lost consciousness in the water. His father desperately called for help as …
The Culture Ministry has defended its guidelines for a special lift allowing people with disabilities access to the ancient Acropolis monuments, saying that for safety reasons it doesn’t permit its operation in adverse weather conditions. Source link