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The Municipality of Alimos, a south suburb or Athens, along with the Alimos stray animal rescue organization have organized a dog adoption festival in the area on Sunday, September 22. The event will take place along the Alimos seaside pedestrian walkway from 11 am to 2 pm. Passersby will be able to meet and interact […]

The Digital Readiness Index, created for the first time in 2020, tracks the level of digital maturity of SMEs based on their adoption of 10 key digital tools and systems.

Traffic restrictions will be implemented in central Athens as part of the weekend “This is Athens-City Festival” and the celebration of World Car-Free Day on Sunday. From 8:00 pm on Saturday until 10:00 pm on Sunday, vehicular traffic and parking will be prohibited on the following streets in downtown Athens: Athinas Street, between Evripidou and […]

Temperatures are expected to reach the mid to high 20s at midday around, locally reaching 28°C in the west of the country and up to 29°C in the Aegean

Videos posted on various Turkish-language social media on Friday show the scene in the Bay of Akyarlar, near the resort of Bodrum

Authorities discovered and seized weapons and ammunition, drugs and 700 gold sovereigns stashed in a tire

Fines for failure to comply range between 500 and 1,000 euros per tax office audits

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The latest conflict between Greece's taxi drivers and the country's Ministry of Finance is over a sticker. But it is not just any sticker- this one is huge and informs riders that they can pay by credit card and are entitled to a receipt.

The young teen went for a swim on Thursday afternoon at a beach in the southern Athens area of Alimos. He was declared missing by relatives and was found unconscious in the sea the same evening.

Rain is expected across most of Greece on Friday, but the foul weather will gradually diminish over the weekend.

The proposed criminal code revision would require mandatory detention of a defendant accused of a serious felony while out on bail for similar charges

Minister Nikos Dendias made the announcement after witnessing the launch of the FDI frigate ‘Nearchos’ at the Naval Group shipyard in Lorient, France

The Commission proposal suggests banning smoking in open-air spaces including parks, bus stops and playgrounds.

Thieves broke into the Greek labor and social cohesion ministries, located in central Athens, and made away with dozens of laptops

Public sector debts to private entities have once again increased in Greece, reaching 3.2 billion euros in July 2024

Greece has the greatest degree of social inequality in relation to unmet health needs among 26 OECD countries.

One man was remanded in custody for his alleged part in bilking of millions of euros through fraudulent e-prescriptions paid out by the national healthcare provider