Former Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras is expected to outline his political comeback at the Economist conference in Thessaloniki, raising speculation about a new party

Evangelos Marinakis, founder and president of the shipping group Capital Maritime & Trading Corp and main shareholder of Alter Ego Media, appeals for an end to the war in Ukraine and references the poor economic situation of Greek households in his intervention at the 5th Thessaloniki Metropolitan Summit

Traffic restrictions are in place in central Athens on Friday, September 5, due to the Historic Acropolis Rally, with drivers urged to avoid affected streets and follow police directions

From Greek premieres to global voices, the Drama International Short Film Festival returns September 8–14 with 223 films from 49 countries, a celebration of cinematic brevity and boundless imagination

Feeling disconnected from your job can do more than affect your mood — it may harm your health. Studies suggest that a lack of purpose at work is linked to unhealthy habits, higher stress, and lower overall well-being

A man died in central Athens on Friday morning after being struck by a suburban railway train near Metaxourgio.

Tender beef simmered with seasonal vegetables and topped with a creamy, herby yogurt sauce – a comforting, flavor-packed meal.

The military chief of staff, Mossad head and foreign minister all support a temporary cease-fire with Hamas over expanding the war now

The win secures first place ahead of Italy, setting up a far less daunting knockout path.

Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov told parliament there had been no disruption to von der Leyen’s flight.

According to reports, the man, aged 74, had a gunshot wound to the head. The woman has not yet been identified due to the advanced decomposition.

One of the greatest players in the history of the sport, known for his unmatched style on the court, reveals his health battle in a new autobiography titled Heartbeat.

Five elderly men face weeks in detention after visiting ancestral homes in Trikomo, prompting members of Congress to press for their immediate release

The research, based on observations of more than 16,000 vehicles across Greece, painted a troubling picture of driver and passenger behavior.

The French expert on Russian politics explains why he remains cautious about the prospect of a lasting and robust peace

The study showed that ninety-one percent of Greeks, 88% of Hungarians, and 90% of Croatians see heatwaves as a threat to the future.

Ioannidis' accolades include international recognition from UNESCO (2022), WBAF/G20 (2024), and Who is Who International (2025).

Several children and their guardian were injured after a BMW veered off course in Berlin. Authorities confirmed the incident was accidental, with emergency services still on site

Chinese researchers achieved the first-ever pig-to-human lung transplant, keeping a brain-dead patient alive for nine days, in a major step for xenotransplantation research

Leaders meet in Paris to finalize security guarantees for Ukraine, prompting sharp warnings from Russia, while the U.S. monitors developments and seeks ways to mediate a peace solution