Greek Police

Greek police on Friday began clearing out a makeshift migrant camp which sprung up in the former Athens airport over a year ago.

Greek police arrested 4 people during a raid on a night club in Piraeus after discovering the business was actually operating as an illegal swingers’ club. Three people were detained for not having the appropriate health certificates and work permits while the fourth person, a 48-year-old Greek was arrested for facilitating licentiousness.

For Greece, last week was a bad week. First, the government could not secure an agreement on a relief of its huge debt in a meeting with finance ministers of the Eurozone and the IMF on May 22.

As the Greek Police's counterterrorism department on Friday examined the remains of a letter bomb that detonated in the hands of former premier Lucas Papademos on Thursday, it remained unclear how the letter came into Papademos's hands while there were indications of security lapses.

Greece's former prime minister Lucas Papademos was injured when a booby-trapped package exploded in his car in central Athens on Thursday, police said, in the most dramatic act of political violence in the crisis-hit country for several years.

The former Greek Prime Minister Lukas Papademas has been injured after an envelope he opened, while in his armoured car, exploded.

He and his driver and one more person have been woonded.

Mr. Papademas’ injures are on the abdominal area and legs.

Right now he is in the intensive care of the Evagelismos hospital.

Greek police say they have arrested two Albanian men in a border region for allegedly illegally harvesting herbs growing wild on the mountainside.

A police statement Tuesday said the men aged 20 and 22 had gathered 16 kilos of ironwort, a herb used for a traditional tea. They were also charged with illegally entering Greece from Albania, in the Krystallopigi area.

Opposition New Democracy on Monday accused the left-led government of turning a blind eye to violence by self-styled anarchists in the city center directed at targets representing the "establishment."

"The tolerance being shown by the government has exceeded all limits," the conservative party's spokesman, Vassilis Kikilias, said.

Two Muslim individuals with Swedish passports who were sentenced to 15 years in prison by a Greek Court in Thrace for ties with ISIS about 10 ten ago, were planning to blow up the White House, according to the trial documents “Thema” has brought yo light.

Officers of the Greek Police's cyber crimes department have launched an investigation into what appears to be a second victim of the online game Blue Whale, which exhorts teenagers to self harm and suicide and has been linked to dozens of deaths in Russia.