Inside the labyrinthine criminal organization that spread drugs, weapons, extortion, and corruption across Crete—until a sweeping police crackdown brought it down.
Greece prepares to restart the Great Sea research operations, with all scenarios open, warships deployed, military exercises underway, and financing uncertainties looming.
Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis has launched a robust defense of Greece’s trajectory, arguing that the country is emerging as a success story in an otherwise turbulent Europe. With pointed comparisons, raw statistics, and political sharpness, Georgiadis framed Greece as a nation “sailing against the storm” — steady while others drift.
A tech innovation campus by a global giant sets the stage for further foreign investment – €250 million profit for Lamda Development
Chickenpox vaccine free of charge in Greece for more than ten years – while the UK’s NHS only plans to introduce it in 2026.
Approximately 2,300 disciplinary cases are pending across the 100 primary disciplinary boards of the public sector, one of the persistent problems in the disciplinary justice system, which the recently passed bill aims to address, according to its explanatory report. It's noteworthy that, in many cases, the completion of these proceedings may take up to five years or more.
