Greek police investigate the brutal killing of a young man whose body was discovered bound in a stream, following surveillance footage showing his abduction by two armed suspects in Nea Peramos

Strong snowfall and high winds have stranded around 100 visitors, including families, at the Falakro Ski Center in Drama, northern Greece, while authorities work to safely free cars and a bus blocked by the storm

New U.S.-backed negotiations are scheduled for early February as Ukraine endures extreme cold, power outages and uncertainty over a fragile pause in Russian strikes on energy infrastructure

Experts reveal practical strategies to reduce neck pain, improve posture, and relieve tension from prolonged screen use, offering simple stretches, workstation adjustments, and lifestyle changes for lasting comfort

Two armed thieves stole a car carrying €300,000 worth of jewelry in Katerini, injuring the owner before abandoning and burning the vehicle

A flight from Athens to Rhodes was forced to return due to severe turbulence, leaving passengers unsettled as the aircraft could not safely land on the island

Heavy rain and snowfall have caused flooding, stranded drivers and transport disruptions across multiple regions of Greece, with emergency services responding to incidents and authorities urging caution

Heavy rain, powerful winds and flooding have hit large parts of Greece, leaving homes and farmland underwater, disrupting transport, and prompting emergency alerts as authorities warn of more extreme weather

The fourth edition of the festival brings lectures, technical seminars and an international black-and-white photography exhibition to Athens, offering free access to events and works by hundreds of artists from around the world

Choreographer and dancer Antonia Economou talks to To Vima about The Great Nothing, her new work at Tzamia Krystalla, an Athens-based space devoted to experimental performance. Inspired by cosmic emptiness, cinema, and distortion, the piece examines isolation, loss, and the fragile persistence of the body.

Police are questioning a taxi driver who took 16-year-old Laura to Athens airport, as investigators try to confirm whether the missing teenager boarded a flight to Germany while her parents were reporting her disappearance

In his weekly address, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reflected on a week marked by loss, offered condolences to grieving families, and outlined key government actions ranging from defense and infrastructure to public health, employment, and social policy

Five months from now, the 2023 Parliament will embark on the fourth and final year of its term in office

New testimonies from workers shed light on repeated gas odor warnings at a Greek biscuit factory, revealing missed alarms and internal explanations in the hours and months leading up to an explosion that killed five employees

Greece’s difficult choices in the Washington–Brussels–Ankara triangle – The European orientation, the Trump factor, and the preservation of calm in the Aegean – Processes ahead of the convening of the Supreme Cooperation Council.

Roads without flood-protection infrastructure pose a constant threat to Attica – Why a torrent forms on Kyrillou-Methodiou Street, where a 56-year-old woman lost her life in Glyfada – What experts propose so that cities do not drown – The trial of March 4.

As a vulnerable frontline region, the Eastern Mediterranean cannot allow its future to be shaped by hard power alone; stability and growth depend on embedding energy, defense, and connectivity into credible governance frameworks that support multilateral cooperation and bankable investment.

Already, from its first year of stock market presence, Alter Ego Media is counted among the most important Greek listed companies, strengthening both its standing and its visibility among selective institutional portfolios

UK Prime Minister says Andrew should appear before U.S. Congress after new files reveal continued contact with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, to support victims and clarify his involvement.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis marks three decades since the Imia crisis with a message honoring fallen servicemen, stressing national vigilance, strong defense and Greece’s firm stance on sovereignty in the Aegean