Stories from Athens · Greece

A political commentator noted that the Greek government is now entering its ninth year in power. The speaker stated there is no historical precedent in Greek political history for a government to enter its ninth year with only 12 to 15 differences from the second-place party.

Authorities in Athens are calling on citizens to limit fuel consumption and physical activity.

A prosecutor's office in Athens is conducting a review of prices, involving 297 accused individuals who are currently in a queue. The source noted that the number of accused is less than 300 and involves fewer than three parties.

A source on Greek radio station Parapolitika FM declared France, the French people, and President Emmanuel Macron as "our enemy." The statement also mentioned Italy in this context, implying a broader adversarial stance.

Six new works were added to a collection of plays in December, according to the source.

An athlete identified as 'Axe' died by suicide following a loss in a basketball match. The radio broadcast from Athens, Greece, provided this information without further specific details about the individual or the event's location.

Companies in Greece have expressed a complaint that the state is hostile to entrepreneurs and not a partner for business promotion. The broadcaster agreed with this sentiment, noting that conditions have not been favorable under the current governance for the past three years.

Greek politician Nikos Dendias told reporters that Lefkava, a Greek island, belonged to a foreign state.

The sports team AC lost a point due to mistakes made in the last ten minutes of a game. According to Bartoli, the team got tired and paid for their errors, leading to disappointment.

A proposal by the Greek Prime Minister regarding anonymity is entering its final stage to become general public information. This issue concerns European countries, where a well-established opinion suggests that the possibility of anonymity should not exist.