The fire is in an area of the famous tourist island of Rhodes that is not easily accessible to firetrucks nor on foot.

A series of measures to support low-income families, unemployment benefits in Greece, and pensions, announced by Greek PM Kyriakos during his TIF address last week were detailed on Thursday.

From Sept. 19-23, Art Athina 2024 will transform the Zappeion Hall into a hub of contemporary art, featuring galleries from Greece and abroad

Alternative mobility options were also offered for permanent residents and tourists which included buses with zero-emissions, car-sharing and electric scooters that could be selected via an app.

The 31-year-old man has been involved in similar attacks before and was eventually arrested by the Greek police.

The low pressure front pours heaps of rains on the greater Athens area for roughly an hour

The tragic news broke on Monday when an 87-year-old was taken into custody and charged with attempted murder of his 89-year-old wife, who admitted "I asked him to kill me."

The Civil Protection has issued warnings and recommendations to citizens

These targeted measures signal the government’s intention to put a stop to the uncontrollable expansion of Airbnb’s across the county

Some of the biggest names in Greece’s corporate world – among them Titan Cement, Metlen, Motor Oil, HELLENiQ ENERGY and the Public Power Corp. (PPC) – have announced their intention to employ AI in their daily business

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis again dismissed claim of seeking EU position, or possibility of snap election, during customary TIF press conference

A new internal election for the leftist party's president now appears on the horizon after the approved motion of censure; no statement yet by Kasselakis

Results will determine whether Stefanos Kasselakis will continue as the president of the main opposition leftist party, or possibly whether another split will arise

As per inflation, Greece’s central bank expects a continued slowdown this year, with the inflation rate dropping to 3%

The report by the Observatory for Violence Against Women in Crete – WOMEN’S WATCH indicates a 47% increase in cases of violence against women in Crete compared to the previous year

However, the ban on swimming has not yet been lifted still awaiting the results of water sample checks.