Professor Georgios Anagnostou, holder of the Miltiadis Marinakis Endowed Professorship of Modern Greek Language and Culture at The Ohio State University in the United States, will share his experience in teaching the Greek language abroad during the upcoming conference

Students who studied the Greek language at Ohio State University speak about the importance of the establishment of the Miltiadis Marinakis Endowed Professorship, their experiences, and the value of Greek culture.

The deadline for Greek citizens to obtain their Personal Number—the permanent digital ID required for all public services—expires today, November 5. Those who do not act in time will have one automatically generated.

Greek consumer confidence fell again in October, with households among the most pessimistic in Europe. Most say they are struggling financially, expect prices to keep rising, and see little chance of saving in the year ahead.

One month after the double murder at a campsite in southern Greece, a new testimony and the lifting of phone privacy restrictions are helping authorities close in on the suspected masterminds behind the crime.

Three brothers wanted over the fatal shootout in the Cretan village of Vorizia have turned themselves in, but the heavy weapons used remain missing. Over 400 police officers are still deployed as authorities search for the arsenal and try to prevent further violence.

Athens will be without taxis for Wednesday as drivers launch a strike, demanding tax relief, regulatory changes, and a delay in mandatory electric-vehicle adoption.

Widespread rain and thunderstorms are expected on Wednesday, November 5, with the heaviest activity in central and eastern regions. Strong northeasterly winds and cooler temperatures will prevail in the east.

In contrast to consumer confidence, the intention for major purchases increased, although savings sentiment weakened slightly.

As Crete sells itself to the world as a land of hospitality, bravery, and timeless charm, its other face — the one of guns, grudges, and local dynasties — remains an open secret.

The three men had been hiding in a village about 20 minutes from Vorizia, from where they were picked up by a police patrol car.

Residents in Corfu’s Alepou area face severe air pollution and health risks following a fire at a frozen meat plant, with 1,500 tons of burned waste still onsite and cleanup expected to take weeks

Of the sampled products, only 3%, including grapes and peppers, exceeded EU pesticide rules.

A technical issue during rush hour has disrupted Thessaloniki’s metro service, causing delays and overcrowding. Passengers were forced to transfer at University station, highlighting vulnerabilities in the city’s growing public transport network

Stricter investment thresholds and shifting real estate trends appear to be cooling foreign demand for Greece’s once-booming golden visa program

The port city’s ‘Thermaikos Gold’ initiative aims to protect urban trees and give back to the community’s most vulnerable.

Observers who have closely followed political and judicial developments in recent years note that while the Tempi tragedy and its judicial handling have further shaken public confidence, they merely added to a longstanding sense of frustration among citizens

Pro-Palestinian activists clashed with police at Souda port in Chania during the arrival of an Israeli cruise ship, leading to tear gas use and detentions, with further protests planned in the city center

After clashes with lawmakers over the closure of 204 post offices, Greek postal service CEO Grigoris Sklikas resigns, citing difficulties in implementing essential reforms and navigating political pressures in his resignation letter

Greece’s meteorological service has issued an updated warning for heavy rain and storms across eastern mainland and the northwestern Aegean, with the worst conditions expected from Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday night