Greek farmers’ blockades: Christmas tree decorates protest site
Greek farmers decorated a Christmas tree at their protest blockade, declaring they’ll remain through the holidays until demands are met. Demonstrations escalate nationwide.
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Finikounda double murder: Victim’s nephew arrested with businessman
Breaking: Victim’s nephew and businessman arrested in Finikounda double murder case. New developments emerge a month after camping site killings shocked Greece.
Police release photos of uncle and partner accused of child abuse
Greek police release photos of 20-year-old uncle and 40-year-old partner arrested for child sexual abuse involving minors aged 2 and 4 years old.
Scandal in Crete: Hospital lawyer embezzled €140,000 over 10 years
Hospital lawyer in Crete found guilty of embezzling €140,000 over 10 years by collecting rental income from hospital properties without remitting funds.
Panic at Athens ice rink: Child injured while skating, shocking visitors
Child injured at Athens Christmas ice rink due to lack of safety instructions. Visitors report inadequate supervision and delayed safety measures.
Firefighters dressed as Santa rappel down children’s hospital to bring gifts to cancer patients
Heartwarming moment as firefighters dressed as Santa Claus rappel down Athens children’s hospital to deliver Christmas gifts to young cancer patients.
Disaronno liqueur recalled due to potential glass fragments
Disaronno liqueur batch recalled in Greece due to potential glass fragments from bottling line issue. Consumers advised not to consume affected products.
Crete airport riots: 25 men with criminal records face felony charges
Criminal gangs from Crete mountains sparked violent airport riots during farmer protests. 25 men with extensive criminal records face felony charges for attacks on police.
Live updates: Greek farmers escalate protests nationwide
Greek farmers escalate nationwide protests with road blockades, airport closures, and plans to shut down ports while demanding compensation and subsidies.
Wills: Notaries can now publish inheritance documents for deaths prior to November 1st – New platform changes
New Greek legislation allows notaries to publish wills for deaths before November 1st, addressing backlog of 14,000 pending inheritance cases nationwide.
Karystianos blasts EU over Tempi tragedy: Failed to ensure safety
Greek victim’s mother confronts EU officials over Tempi train crash, demanding justice and accountability for safety failures that led to deadly disaster.
Crete: Metropolitan Eireneos of Lampi, Syvritos and Sfakia resigns
Metropolitan Eireneos of Lampi, Syvritos and Sfakia resigned during the Holy Provincial Synod of the Church of Crete, prompting a delegation to meet with Patriarch Bartholomew.