According to authorities, a family was seated in an outdoor area of a convenience store-cafe when the incident occurred
Inland areas of mainland Greece, particularly in the west and north, are expected to experience extreme temperatures reaching 41 to 42 degrees Celsius, possibly even hitting 43 degrees Celsius in some places.
Specifically, the option "Subjective opinions are prioritized over objective data" ranked highest in importance for young employees, with a score of 3.89 out of 4.
By the fourth quarter of 2023, job vacancies per unemployed person had risen by more than 4, with the index reaching 446 units compared to 100 units in late 2019
The name, identified only as Benjamin, had been reported missing on Thursday afternoon after jumping off a catamaran, where he worked, for a swim off Cephalonia
A simmering dispute between beachfront F&B businesses and the SE Athens coastal municipality of Alimos escalated this week
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Firefighters remain at the scene to deal with any rekindling
The small rock formation known as Zourafa, identified as the northeastern-most maritime territory of Greece in the Aegean, lies east of Samothrace
New wave of ‘summer’ COVID-19 sending more people to the hospital. Experts advise avoidance of closed spaces.
Sizzling temperatures in the coming days raise wildfire concerns. Experts advise avoiding strenuous activities, staying indoors.
The complaint was filed by a farmer who says many of his animals died after drinking from a well, according to reports
Last week's hitman murder of a 54-year-old surveyor in Athens and more 'Mykonos Mafia' incidents prompted Greece to get tougher on crime.
Both fires have caused extensive mobilization from ground teams, aircrafts and volunteers
Specifically, in the nationwide survey, 24.9% of buyers opted for properties between 51 and 75 square meters, while 24.7% chose smaller properties up to 50 square meters.
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The traffic ring restrictions will end on July 19, at 3 p.m., allowing all vehicles unrestricted access to the city center until mid-October
The Attica region will be “taxiless” on Thursday, as the Attica Taxi Drivers’ Union (SATA) announced a 24-hour strike in protest of an amendment proposed by the Ministry of Tourism. As part of the strike, taxi owners are calling for a gathering with their vehicles at 9:30 am at the intersection of Spyrou Patsi and Athinon […]
Greek hoteliers team up with the Civil Protection Ministry to offer temporary shelter via a platform to those affected by natural disasters.
Pollution knocks a year of life expectancy in Europe- 20% of European city-dwellers are breathing polluted air