Actress Katerina Gioulaki dies at 87
Beloved Greek actress Katerina Gioulaki, known for iconic TV roles in “Retire” and “Konstantinos and Eleni,” passed away at 87 after staying away from spotlight.
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Police raid on Piraeus forensic service morgue under investigation
Greek police conducted a surprise raid on Piraeus forensic service morgue following prosecutor’s orders to investigate operations and staff compliance.
University doctors cleared to work in private healthcare sector
Greece opens path for university doctors to work in private healthcare sector through new ministerial decision, ending chronic employment restrictions.
Rhodes Murder Case: 41-Year-Old Remanded in Custody as Accomplice
41-year-old man remanded in custody as accomplice in Rhodes murder case that shocked Greece. New DNA evidence reopens what was considered a closed case.
Shock in Crete: Man Locks 77-Year-Old Mother in Room After Fight
Shocking domestic violence case in Crete as 54-year-old man locks elderly mother in room after argument. Woman breaks glass to escape, suffers injuries.
Dead Baby in Paros: Child Cried for Hours at Beach, Mother Distraught
Tragic death of 5-month-old baby in Paros raises questions as forensic examination awaited. Family lawyer reveals child cried for hours at beach.
Roma Gang Busted in Greece for Targeting Elderly Victims – 3 Arrests
Police bust Roma gang in Greece responsible for 55 confirmed robberies targeting elderly victims through elaborate fraud schemes posing as public officials.
Greece University Exams 2025: Latin Test Features Easy Questions
Greek university entrance exam students faced manageable Latin questions in 2025, with education experts calling the test straightforward and accessible.
Katsafados on Vacant Lots: “June 15 Deadline Final – No Extension”
Greek Deputy Minister confirms June 15 deadline for vacant lot cleaning with no extensions, as fire prevention measures intensify ahead of summer season.
Greek University Exams 2025: Two Papers Nullified in Crete Due to Mobile Phones
Two students in Crete had their university entrance exam papers nullified after supervisors discovered mobile phones during testing sessions.
Greece Parliament to Review Fourth Belharra Frigate Program Tuesday
Greece’s Parliament to review fourth Belharra frigate acquisition Tuesday, completing naval fleet expansion in Eastern Mediterranean waters.
Evangelos Mytilineos on CNBC: Outlined METLEN’s Core Strategic Outlook
Focused on Three Strategic Fronts Evangelos Mytilineos, Chairman and CEO of METLEN, appeared on CNBC’s morning show “Europe Early Edition”, hosted by journalist Silvia Amaro, where he presented the company’s key prospects, focusing on three…