Counterterrorism police detained suspects in coordinated raids in Thessaloniki and Crete, linking them to the July 1 firebombing that killed Vagia Nestora. Investigators claim a second, separate group carried out the other two attacks.

Relatives, friends and political leaders gathered to pay their final respects to Vagia Nestora, who died following an arson attack on the apartment building where her family lived.

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 Greek state in all its manifestations, the good and the bad, the Rule of Law and the Leviathan. Illegal, a fugitive from justice, and non-compliant. But what kind of state is this?

Doctors will decide if she can be discharged in time for her mother's funeral

These are attacks that are supposedly of a "symbolic" or even "experimental" nature

Police believe at least three attackers hit three New Democracy officials' homes; a woman died

Father and neighbor discharged after Wednesday's arson attacks; Nestora remains hospitalized

Senior police officials tell Ta Nea who may be behind the arson attacks that killed a 72-year-old woman

She addresses the Thessaloniki attack, the Dilian case, elections, and foreign policy

Afroditi Nestora will need to stay immobile for days after burns suffered in the Thessaloniki arson attack

Greek counterterrorism police are closing in on a group suspected of carrying out coordinated firebomb attacks on politicians’ homes in Thessaloniki, an assault that left one woman dead and has intensified political and public outrage across the country

A 72-year-old woman died after coordinated attacks targeted New Democracy officials' homes in Thessaloniki, prompting a terrorism probe

Afroditi Nestora's mother has been hospitalized with severe burns after predawn incendiary attacks that officials have condemned as acts of terrorism.