Czech travel professionals were provided with digital materials from the Region of Attica, practical information, and the full printed travel guide from the GNTO.

The new ‘LOGOS’ tool provides accurate information on Orthodox theological, ecclesiastical and spiritual issues.

The Thessaloniki Metro will temporarily shut down for essential testing of new trains as part of the city’s network expansion. Alternative transport plans include frequent buses and partial suburban railway service to ease commuter disruption

The east Mediterranean country placed 23rd out of 38 OECD member-states, according to a report for 2024

The UK Minister of State for Culture stated: "The government will continue to work on resolving all the issues we face, which are many. Certainly, this includes the Parthenon Marbles.”

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was escorted to La Santé prison in Paris, accompanied by his wife Carla Bruni, following his conviction for corruption and a five-year prison sentence

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dismisses President Trump’s offer of renewed negotiations and rejects U.S. claims that Iranian nuclear capabilities were destroyed

The new registry seeks to map all elevators in Greece, ensuring regular inspections, compliance, and improved public safety.

First-of-its-kind handbook serves as a guide for design safety for civilian nuclear ships

Energy-efficient and “smart” homes are in strong demand—30–40% higher among younger investors—featuring solar panels, insulation, and low environmental impact.

Posthumous book details alleged abuse by Prince Andrew, reigniting public debate following his decision to relinquish Duke of York title

Greek authorities move closer to solving a double murder at a Finikounda campsite as phone records reveal key evidence. Three new arrest warrants are expected, including a woman allegedly involved in transporting a suspect

Perhaps, maybe in the end, the 13-hour workday is not a “right of the worker,” but the legalization of overwork — disguised as a cure for a system that simply doesn’t work?

A proposed law transferring oversight of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier to the Ministry of Defense sparks political clashes and public debate over national memory, public access, and the role of the military in Greece

KEPE’s Multidimensional Child Poverty Index shows that 5.5% of Greek children face multiple forms of deprivation

An 18-year-old in Trikala, central Greece, called police to confess he had killed his mother at their home. Authorities are investigating the motive and circumstances behind the shocking family tragedy

A man under 25 turned himself in after allegedly stabbing a 37-year-old outside a Peristeri nightclub. The attack appears to have been revenge for a prior altercation between the two men in the Athens suburb

Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said the government will distribute €2.5 billion over the next eight months through raises, rent rebates, and tax cuts, promising “tangible results” for Greek households after years of financial strain

The audacious jewel theft at Paris’s Louvre Museum has stunned the world — but it’s only the latest chapter in a long history of spectacular art and museum robberies, from Rembrandt’s stolen portraits to the “heist of the century” in Athens