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Salinization of the water supply in the northern Greece coastal region of Halkidiki has been a problem for years, and it is getting worse.

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Overall arrears owed to the state total a still stratospheric 80.8 billion euros, even as 26.32 billion euros has finally been declared as “non-collectible” by the tax bureau.

Men's side needs Spain to beat Canada in order to advance to the quarter-finals qualifier at the Paris Games or to finish as among the top 3rd-place teams

The railway station has also be closed

The Turkish president declared Friday as a 'National Day of Mourning' in the country in memory of the terrorist group's leader, who was killed by a suspected Israeli strike on Tehran

Members of a special task force have carried out over 5,000 inspections nationwide of more than 1,100 businesses so far

Greece recorded a much lower satisfaction rate of 7.3, surpassing only Bulgaria (6.0) and Croatia (7.2).

In Greece's case, a notable hike in cruise ship arrivals at ports of specific isles along with the main hub of Piraeus is viewed as the most urgent issue

Opposition also demands SC deputy prosecutor's report on wire-tapping probe; sources counter that separation of powers principle at risk with summons

The AI Act aims to ensure that AI developed and used in the EU is trustworthy, with safeguards to protect people's fundamental rights.

Greece has won a total of 4 medals at the Games following a bronze in judo and a silver in swimming.

Vice President Kamala Harris has not been a familiar face in Greek-American events. Her limited participation included a brief appearance as a Senator at the World Coordinating Committee of the Cyprus Struggle (PSEKA) conference in the summer of 2019. During her remarks, Harris invoked familiar themes of ancient Greek democracy, but she did not delve […]

In July, 1.4 million passengers boarded ferries from Piraeus port, heading to Greece's picturesque islands