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Police investigates espionage case involving four individuals in Leros island
The Hellenic Police (ELAS) are investigating a case of espionage involving four individuals in Leros island, at eastern Aegean, it was reported on Sunday.
Appeals court to rule on LGBT activist murder on July 10
The Court of Appeals in Athens said on Tuesday that it will issue a verdict on the murder of LGBT activist Zak Kostopoulos in July 10, an announcement that was met with anger by the victim's family which accused the court of dragging its feet.
Increased road safety measures from 7 to 10 June throughout the country, due to the European elections
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Prosecutor wants verdicts in gay activist murder upheld
The prosecutor at Athens' Appeals Court proposed on Thursday the upholding of the guilty verdicts for the two men convicted of fatally beating Zak Kostopoulos, a gay rights activist, during an altercation in a jewelry shop in downtown Athens on September 21, 2018.
A 26-year-old man was arrested for possession and trafficking of cocaine in Metamorfosi area, Greece
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Mitsotakis: Discussion on the Monastery of Chora becoming a mosque – A pointless move, the issue will be raised with Erdogan
This does not send a positive message, said the President of the Hellenic Republic – Voting in the European elections is important, emphasised the Prime Minister
Total solar eclipse: Enjoyed by millions of people in the USA, Mexico, Canada (video-photos)
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‘I’m not hiding,’ ex-transport minister says
The government's former transport minister, Kostas Karamanlis, dismissed accusations that he is shirking responsibility for the February 2023 Tempe railway disaster during a debate in Parliament on a no-confidence motion against the administration over its handling of the deadly crash.
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LGBTQ youth group condemns Golden Dawn attack on offices
An organisation representing young LGBTQ people in Athens has condemned an attack on its offices, blaming it on the youth wing of the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn group.
In a statement, Colour Youth said the attack took place on Sunday night.
Photos from the scene showed Golden Dawn symbols and slogans spray painted on the entrance to Colour Youth's offices.
Mitsotakis in Canada – Agreement for seven new Canadair aircraft completed
Kyriakos Mitsotakis describes the 41-year gap since the last official visit by a Greek Prime Minister to Canada as “inexplicable,” given the strong ties between the two countries