Thousands of runners will take to the streets this weekend, prompting major road closures across Attica, alternative routes for drivers and significant changes to public transportation through Monday

Rain, mountain snowfall and strong northerly winds are set to affect much of the country, with temperatures dropping sharply in northern Greece and visibility reduced by morning fog

Students, university students and teachers are calling for increased school funding, safer buildings and free public education, while opposing nationwide high school exams and proposed changes to university autonomy.

US Midterms: The ‘Blue Wave’ Reaches the Maximos Mansion

By Eleni Grigovitz and Giorgos Goulas
US Midterms: The ‘Blue Wave’ Reaches the Maximos Mansion
US Midterms: The ‘Blue Wave’ Reaches the Maximos Mansion

Who Controls Supermarket Refrigerators After Closing Time?

By George Manettas
Who Controls Supermarket Refrigerators After Closing Time?
Who Controls Supermarket Refrigerators After Closing Time?

Athens Metro: Panepistimio Station to Close at 9:30 a.m.

Athens Metro: Panepistimio Station to Close at 9:30 a.m.
Athens Metro: Panepistimio Station to Close at 9:30 a.m.

Thousands of runners will take to the streets this weekend, prompting major road closures across Attica, alternative routes for drivers and significant changes to public transportation through Monday

Rain, mountain snowfall and strong northerly winds are set to affect much of the country, with temperatures dropping sharply in northern Greece and visibility reduced by morning fog

US Midterms

Voters delivered a rebuke to President Trump, rebalancing power in Washington

By Alex Leary and Lindsay Wise, The Wall Street Journal

‘Iran was a piece of it,’ the president said in a WSJ interview

By Josh Dawsey, The Wall Street Journal

The idea is intended to unlock an energy ceasefire between Moscow and Kyiv but it faces resistance in European capitals

By Yaroslav Trofimov, Drew Hinshawand Joe Parkinson, The Wall Street Journal

FEATURED

The US president forgot the economic bit of populism

By Janan Ganesh, Financial Times

From ‘liberation day’ and bond market turmoil to Maduro’s capture, the goading of Zelenskyy and war in Iran, it has been a head-spinning period in US politics

By Guy Chazan. Financial Times

Greece has spent years offering incentives to wealthy foreigners. Now its ambition is for them to put down roots by bringing their families and businesses and forming new communities

By Eleni Varvitsioti, Financial Times

Photographers Maxim Rosenbauer and Tobias Ulbrich explore street life, skateboarding culture and everyday encounters through images captured in more than 20 countries, with free admission at Blank Wall Gallery

Local businesses and independent creators will showcase handmade goods, jewelry, fashion, ceramics and art at Athens’ Kypseli Municipal Market from November 5 to 8, with free admission

Inspired by a 2,000-year-old archaeological discovery, the large-scale production brings together more than 80 performers to tell a story of love, friendship and cultural encounters through dance, music and visual storytelling

The SNFCC’s magical Christmas World comes alive on Sunday, Nov. 29, complete with ice rink, concerts, activities and film screenings

In an interview with To Vima International Edition, Professor of French History at Harvard University, Mary D. Lewis, examines the historical roots of France’s social unrest, the contradictions of republican ideals and the growing divisions reshaping French society.

Kristina Tremonti

After 28 years, 50,000 kilometres and 29 countries, British adventurer Karl Bushby has finally completed one of the most extraordinary journeys in modern exploration. From the jungles of the Darién Gap to the frozen Bering Strait and the waters of the English Channel, he has overcome seemingly impossible obstacles to fulfil a promise he made to himself in 1998. Speaking exclusively to TO VIMA, he reflects on the sacrifices, loneliness, kindness of strangers and the emotional challenge of returning home.

Dimitris Mavrokefalidis

As tattoo parlors multiply throughout the country, legislative gaps and inadequate safety checks have veteran local artists concerned over the future of the sector

Nansy Samaka

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An easy and delicious savory tart made with homemade pastry, tender chicken, and rich, melted Gruyère cheese. Perfect for family gatherings, dinner parties, or a special lunch!

Argiro Barbarigou

Four friends, a shared love of travel and a passion for food and wine have created a neighborhood meeting place in Athens, where Mediterranean-inspired dishes, carefully selected wines and an unpretentious atmosphere come together

By Niovi Karapiperi

Tucked away in a tiny workshop in Exarchia, this little pastry shop keeps things simple: a short menu, exceptional ingredients, and plenty of hands-on craftsmanship.

By Dora Mastora

A slice of apple pie and a steaming cup of coffee. What more could you ask for on a rainy November afternoon?

By Niovi Karapiperi

The journalist and author who escaped execution thanks to her infant spent 13 years in prison and left behind a sealed envelope with her political testament

By Sotiria Dimitriou

The wedding of Aristotle Onassis and Jackie Kennedy on Skorpios, the details of the ceremony, the “landing” of reporters and the reactions in the US

By Sotiria Dimitriou

A 10-page feature in Vagabond highlights the Cycladic island’s hiking trails, traditional villages, pottery workshops and distinctive cuisine, presenting it as a destination for travelers seeking authentic experiences beyond mass tourism.

The 'sinking' of Poseidonos Avenue at The Ellinikon property development site is expected to ease congestion in southern coastal Athens

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