Greek authorities arrested two men for allegedly planning an attack at a Jewish center in central Athens. The suspects appeared in court on March 31 to answer accusations of plotting a terrorist attack and appeared before a public prosecutor, who ordered their detention while pending trial.

On Tuesday, October 26, the Supreme Administrative Court of Greece banned kosher and halal slaughter methods. These forms of ritual slaughter are religious requirements for Jews and Muslims. Both ways require animals to be slaughtered without anesthesia.

The parliament of Greece is expected to vote on an agreement to make the state neutral toward religion by splitting Orthodox church from state.

Deadly wildfires hit Greece, and while authorities are investigating whether the fires are planted, one bishop blames Prime Minister Tsipras.

Greek Atheists Association organized a Meat Supper on April 29 or Great Friday, when the country’s Orthodox Christians observe a stringent Lent.