International
Greece introduces draconian fines for drivers
Greek authorities are tightening road control with record-high penalties for violators. The fine for running a red light can reach 2,000 euros, and the driver will lose his license for…
International
Greek authorities are tightening road control with record-high penalties for violators. The fine for running a red light can reach 2,000 euros, and the driver will lose his license for…
International
Tensions against Israeli tourists in Greece, a popular destination for Israeli holidaymakers with multiple daily flights between Tel Aviv and Athens, as well as direct connections to several Greek islands.…
Animals
Purple jellyfish, known as Pelagia noctiluca, reappeared in Greek waters in the summer of 2025, causing concern among locals and tourists. These jellyfish are known for their painful stings and…
Christianity
The Greek parliament last week passed a bill that officially grants legal status in Greece to the Sinai Monastery of St. Catherine, which is located in Egypt. The decision was…
Human Rights
The Greek parliament has approved a three-month suspension of asylum applications from migrants arriving by sea from Africa, despite strong criticism from the UN refugee agency and the European High…
News
This decision, being debated in the Greek Parliament, would stop the recording of the asylum for three months and would allow the return of new arrivals without assessing their complaints.…
Europe
The suspect in a high-profile murder case can be surrendered from Greece to Italy, due to a rapid judicial support action coordinated by Eurojust. Close cooperation via the Agency ensured…
International
Drivers who drive dirty vehicles in Greece can be fined up to 400 euros. If, for example, the windshield, exterior mirrors or even the side windows and rear window are…
Christianity
The Holy Synod of the Church of Greece denies reports about the establishment of its own credit institution (bank). The official statement reads: “In connection with publications regarding the upcoming…
Education
Over 16,000 students have been expelled from schools in Greece for using mobile phones in class, after a ban on the devices was introduced, reports the Bulgarian National Radio correspondent…