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The body was found in the northeast area of "Zourvas" by a professional fisherman

A Politico report shows the European Public Prosecutors Office called on the Greek gov to investigate former Ministers Christos Spirtzis and Konstantinos Karamanlis for alleged criminal offences last June 2, but Parliament chose not to open an investigation

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Catch up on the most important events in Greece from the day before with To Vima English Edition's News Wrap-up

Protests, sit-ins by groups opposed to a bill allowing recognition of non-state, non-profit tertiary institutes in Greece threaten to scupper semester for students

Publication of a relevant protocol in the official gazette ends 20 months of foot-dragging on the part of Ankara

Latest Metron Analysis opinion poll shows socialist PASOK in second place, still far behind ND, while SYRIZA slips to third place

High-profile case brings use of so-called SLAPP lawsuits to the forefront in Greece; issue has reached EU level

The cost for construction the specific tollway stretch is estimated at 1.8 billion euros

Central banker underscored the significance of leveraging available European funds, particularly the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) in strategic sectors of the economy

The issue of same-sex marriage has taken center stage in public debate in Greece this month, amid a related draft bill tabled by the government in Parliament

The airport is estimated to serve around 43.7 million passengers by 2023, approaching its 50 million passenger capacity limits, with projections indicating an increase to 28.2 million passengers in 2023

Holding an olive branch in cloudy Brussels, the EUMED-9 nations join forces with a view to formulating a unified response to shared agricultural issues

This week's top picks include Alexander Payne's Oscar-nominated film, a romantic comedy with a pair of beloved stars, a biographical drama of Enzo Ferrari and an action thriller partially shot in Thessaloniki

In a much-anticipated lecture, renowned British classical scholar, Dr. Edith Hall, will analyze the deep impact of suicide upon successive generations within a family, drawing on ancient Greek tragedy and her own searing personal experience

The fact that Greece uses mass SLAPP lawsuits (strategic lawsuits against public participation) against journalists and media should be a topic of discussion at the European level and serve as a wake-up call. It is a clear indicator of problems with the workings of the Rule of Law in the country. And that’s because the […]

Conversely, the growth forecast in 2023 lowered to 2.2% of GDP instead of previously announced 2.4%