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The Fire Service's operations center received reports of the blaze at around 3:00 p.m. local time and immediately deployed ground and aerial means
This is Greece's sixth major final. In the final Hungary awaits them.
New York City mayor said he had discussions about whether city had legal authority to detain Israeli prime minister
Deadly attack was one of three missiles that hit the base, showing difficulties in protecting against Iranian missile and drone attacks
The U.S. has reviewed the Israeli assessment, and President Trump has threatened to attack the site
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Fourteen new infections have been reported in the Athens metropolitan area within a week, as health officials warn that the virus is spreading and more cases are expected.
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SNFCC celebrates Buck Moon with movies, kayaking, silent disco, and lots of fun and games until sunrise
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Dimitris Yeros speaks about the freedom of creation, the painting he invariably returns to, photography, video, and the curiosity that, even after half a century, continues to drive him in the studio
The increase in the number and scale of forest fires in Greece suggest that a difficult season lies ahead. A wildfire expert warns of several risks this summer
Dimitris Yeros speaks about the freedom of creation, the painting he invariably returns to, photography, video, and the curiosity that, even after half a century, continues to drive him in the studio
Austrian Ambassador to Greece, Gerda Vogl
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The Greek PM expressed concern over broader regional developments and the escalation of hostilities affecting the Red Sea
The main opposition has ruled out supplying the 180 votes the government needs, arguing that a record on wiretapping and the Tempi disaster disqualifies it from rewriting the rules. The government says the refusal is itself a breach of the constitution.
Three years after the Tempi collision killed 57 people, the head of Hellenic Railways told parliament the automatic braking system is installed but not switched on
Marking 52 years since the fall of military rule, Konstantinos Tasoulas said Greece’s democratic stability rests on political restraint, consensus over the country’s international direction and national cohesion.
Greek households also hold the most pessimistic growth outlook in the eurozone, expecting economic contraction of 5.4 percent over
European Union goods are subject to a uniform 10% tariff, provided the standard Most Favored Nation rate is not already higher.
Ninety manufacturing and tourism projects cleared this filing season received nearly five times last year's total
A total of 5.4 million Greeks travelled in 2025, taking 9.6 million trips as spending and overnight stays increased significantly year-on-year.
The Fire Service's operations center received reports of the blaze at around 3:00 p.m. local time and immediately deployed ground and aerial means
e-EFKA and DYPA will pay out a total of 2.49 billion euros to 4,333,061 beneficiaries between July 27 and 31
Life expectancy keeps rising, but a new global study shows people are spending more years living with poor health, including in Greece
After the attack, the wounded man made his way to the nearby Macedonia intercity bus terminal.
After 81 years, personal items taken from Greek prisoners in Nazi camps are being returned to their families, restoring memory and closing old wounds.
More than eight decades after the Distomo massacre, survivors’ families continue their fight for justice as Germany maintains that reparations claims are settled.
From Spanish colony, to Soviet client state, to US sanctions. The story of Cuba is the story of a small island perpetually caught between dependency and the fight for sovereignty against the ambitions of larger powers
More than eight decades after the Distomo massacre, survivors’ families continue their fight for justice as Germany maintains that reparations claims are settled.
From Spanish colony, to Soviet client state, to US sanctions. The story of Cuba is the story of a small island perpetually caught between dependency and the fight for sovereignty against the ambitions of larger powers
Jacqueline Lentzou’s "A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra" will have its world premiere in Venice’s Orizzonti section, spotlighting Greek cinema.
First introduced in Greece in 2024 by the Municipality of Aegina, the floating cinema returned this year with a larger audience
Sculptor Venia Dimitrakopoulou's new exhibition brings together marble sculptures and ink works that examine the boundaries between opposing forces, drawing inspiration from Hydra's maritime history and enduring sense of place
First introduced in Greece in 2024 by the Municipality of Aegina, the floating cinema returned this year with a larger audience
Sculptor Venia Dimitrakopoulou's new exhibition brings together marble sculptures and ink works that examine the boundaries between opposing forces, drawing inspiration from Hydra's maritime history and enduring sense of place









