Reports in recent days stated that the low-cost carrier had informed staff that its Thessaloniki base could close in October 2026 at the end of the summer season, citing increased airport charges

Corrected notices were sent later on Wednesday, with EPPO officials attributing the error to a copy-paste mistake by an employee

Two cinemas in Athens are hosting six days of screenings that celebrate diversity while creating a safe space for dialogue and connection.

The woman who turned pedagogy into a science. Montessori's legacy still guides parents and educators 74 years after her death

A Hantavirus infected man is hospitalized in Zurich after returning from South America, as his wife is placed in quarantine

Akylas is set to perform fourth, in the line-up, at the first semifinal on May 12

SpaceX IPO gives Musk near-total control through supervoting shares and Texas law, leaving investors with almost no recourse

Greece's Digital Governance Minister confirmed the government's landmark social media ban for minors, set to take effect Jan. 1, 2027, cautioning that platform cooperation will make or break the policy.

Kurzweil predicted AI would match human intelligence by the 2029 milestone. With three more years, his forecast look less like science fiction

Greek authorities have launched an anti-pollution operation off Andros over concerns about a possible fuel leak

Speaking on a Mega Channel morning program, Bakoyannis referred to a joyful development for the entire Mitsotakis family

20 stars inside the Milky Way may be remnants of a long-lost dwarf galaxy called "Loki," swallowed in our galaxy's earliest days

Caracas told the World Court it does not recognize its authority in the long-running Esequibo territorial case, as Guyana seeks confirmation of a colonial-era border over a resource-rich region

The new body will track Saharan dust storms, offering real-time data, forecasts, and air quality monitoring nationwide.

New central bank data shows a decline in payment card fraud, driven by stronger prevention measures, though online transactions—especially with foreign merchants—continue to pose challenges

More than 220 schools across Greece will be renovated in the second phase of a nationwide infrastructure upgrade program, aiming to improve safety, accessibility and learning conditions for thousands of students and teachers

The European Union is weakening its green regulatory framework in the name of competitiveness, according to MEP Lara Wolters, who argues that recent reforms undermine transparency and long-term economic interests

A 20-month-old girl died Tuesday after choking on sweet bread at her family's home in Aegina