Athens [Greece], December 28 (ANI/WAM): The Greek Coast Guard has rescued 840 migrants over the past five days in waters south of the island of Crete. According to island police, coast guard units rescued 131 migrants earlier today off the southern coast of Crete. On the previous day, a further 395»»»

Sixteen suspects arrested on the island of Crete over an alleged scheme to illegally obtain agricultural subsidies through the state payment agency OPEKEPE are expected to be given time to testify before an investigating magistrate. The suspects appeared early Sunday before the European Public Pros»»»

The number of Pakistanis killed in a Greek shipwreck last week has risen to four, the Foreign Office said on Monday. At least five migrants drowned after their wooden boat, carrying many Pakistanis, capsized off Greece’s southern island of Gavdos, the coastguard said on Saturday, with witnesses say»»»

The death toll of Pakistani nationals in last week's Greek shipwreck has risen to four, according to the Foreign Office (FO) on Monday. In a statement, the FO said, "We announce with deep sorrow that, as per the latest information shared by the Greek authorities, four Pakistani nationals have been »»»

The number of Pakistanis killed in a Greek shipwreck last week has risen to four, the Foreign Office said on Monday. At least five migrants drowned after their wooden boat, carrying many Pakistanis, capsized off Greece’s southern island of Gavdos, the coastguard said on Saturday, with witnesses say»»»

MIGRATION-EUROPE-GREECE:Five die after migrant boat capsizes off Greek island, many feared missing ATHENS -At least five migrants drowned after their wooden boat capsized off Greece's southern island of Gavdos, the coastguard said on Saturday, and witnesses said many were still missing as search op»»»

Greek authorities recovered one body and rescued 39 migrants after their boat capsized off Gavdos. Many remain missing, prompting a search operation. Separately, two vessels rescued 135 more migrants from boats near Gavdos, believed to have departed Libya. These incidents highlight the increasing f»»»