A major fire at a recycling facility near Athens prompted a large emergency response, while authorities ordered nearby residents to leave the area and raised concerns over a propane truck at the site.
A 74-year-old former patient is being questioned as investigators probe the cause of the blaze, which destroyed a hospital ward and forced the evacuation of around 70 patients.
Family, political figures and friends will gather in Kozani to bid farewell to Vagia Nestora, who died after an arson attack at her family home in Thessaloniki last week
The 20-year-old man remains in critical condition after being shot in the head by police following a high-speed chase in Argos
Rain and scattered thunderstorms are expected across northern and eastern Greece on Thursday before conditions improve, with warmer and mostly sunny weather returning on Friday
A fire triggered a major emergency response at Sismanogleio Hospital in northern Athens early Thursday, forcing the precautionary evacuation of parts of the facility as smoke spread through the building. The fire was quickly brought under control
However, if the F-35 issue has indeed become a matter of Trump's personal decision, then no resolution and no lobbying strategy can reach the place where the matter will ultimately be decided
Athens has become a cornerstone of US regional strategy through defense, energy and infrastructure cooperation, Guilfoyle tells Economist conference
The president had earlier promised a second night of attacks during the NATO summit in Turkey
In return, Trump administration is restarting billions in cash shipments to Baghdad
Speaking after a NATO summit in Ankara, Turkish President Erdogan said Athens should not object to Ankara's defense procurement plans and the F-35 bid; calls for dialogue on Aegean
The NATO chief stressed alliance unity after summit, while Mitsotakis says legal hurdles to Turkey's return to the F-35 program remain in place
Police rushed to the scene as the group dispersed at their arrival, and two women were arrested after doctors were assaulted and property damaged
Brussels claims the Greek legislation discriminates against temporary public-school teachers, citing unequal maternity and sick leave provisions.
A meeting was held under the Athens First Instance Prosecutor's Office to resolve who should clear the debris
Researchers have identified the brain circuits that regulate growth hormone during sleep, offering new insights into metabolism, muscle recovery and potential treatments for sleep-related disorders.
Greece is installing floating barriers and nets at beaches to protect swimmers from the venomous pufferfish, or lagokefalos
Coast Guard vessels and private boats are searching for a 70-year-old foreign national after he failed to return while windsurfing in the eastern Aegean
Fraudsters are posing as electricity network representatives to demand money or valuables, prompting officials to remind consumers that no payments or debt arrangements are handled by phone or at home
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