Kostas Karamanlis warned against concessions to Turkey, while Antonis Samaras renewed his call for the foreign minister's dismissal, as criticism of the government's foreign policy continued within New Democracy.

Unpaid VAT and EFKA dues, 500 shell firms and alleged state contacts are at the heart of the case against bakery owner Angelos Giannakopoulos

The first 10 of 23 people arrested in a €25 million tax evasion scheme linked to the pizza chain are due to appear before an investigating judge, as evidence points to a decade-long operation. Meanwhile, around 2,500 employees remain uncertain about their jobs and unpaid wages.

Greek Man, 74, Lives in His Car After Eviction

Greek Man, 74, Lives in His Car After Eviction
Greek Man, 74, Lives in His Car After Eviction

Sinai Monastery: The Obstacles Before The Final Signature

Sinai Monastery: The Obstacles Before The Final Signature
Sinai Monastery: The Obstacles Before The Final Signature

Greek Government Sidesteps Question on Saudi Defense Pact

Greek Government Sidesteps Question on Saudi Defense Pact
Greek Government Sidesteps Question on Saudi Defense Pact

Kostas Karamanlis warned against concessions to Turkey, while Antonis Samaras renewed his call for the foreign minister's dismissal, as criticism of the government's foreign policy continued within New Democracy.

Unpaid VAT and EFKA dues, 500 shell firms and alleged state contacts are at the heart of the case against bakery owner Angelos Giannakopoulos

Greece Scandals

A Greek Bakery Owner’s Career in Crime

Authorities are investigating alleged lost state revenue exceeding €100 million in a case involving the owner of the To Horiatiko bakery chain, with the probe also extending to suspected trafficking…

By Giorgos Manettas

The 80-year-old president defeats Flávio Bolsonaro to extend one of Latin America’s longest political careers

By Samantha Pearson, The Wall Street Journal

Her surprise arrival threatens to complicate Trump’s plans for Venezuela as she pushes for presidential elections

BY VERA BERGENGRUEN AND JOSÉ DE CÓRDOBA

Republican strategists have made warnings of a “communist menace” central to the party’s midterms message. It’s complicated by a bipartisan political shift.

By Alex Leary and Vera Bergengruen, The Wall Street Journal

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Electoral defeat for the leaders of Israel and the US may not stand in the way of plans for a renewed assault

By Gideon Rachman

An American lawyer, a banker and a former spy hatched a plan to prevent nuclear Armageddon. They just needed to tell the Russian president.

By Max Seddon

The reassuringly bourgeois values behind a rebellious generation.

By Janan Ganesh

Seven days, seven movies that you can watch on the big screens around the city

Nansy Samaka

The three-day event will bring horror-themed attractions, film-inspired exhibitions, workshops, performances, cosplay and an 80-plus-store Halloween market to central Athens

Dutch artist Vincent de Boer brings his live calligraphic practice to Athens for the Scenius Sound festival, where experimental music and visual art collide. In an interview with TO BHMA, he discusses Cy Twombly, the discipline of improvisation, and the rocks sculpted by the Greek sea

By Giorgos Natsos

The Horseman sculpture, dating to 510-500 BC, has undergone conservation and is back on display in the museum’s Archaic Acropolis Gallery following the removal of modern supports

Thessaloniki's Deputy Mayor for Culture speaks about the city's memory, the history of the Municipal Art Gallery, the plans for its future, and the major retrospective exhibition dedicated to the work of Apostolos Kilessopoulos

Panos Kougias

Greece has become good at finding breast cancer early. It has yet, say doctors, patients and charities, to build a system that carries a woman to recovery without her organising, and often paying for, much of it herself.

Kristina Tremonti

The painstaking quest of Constantinople and Rome for the elusive ‘Common Cup’

George Gilson

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