A 22-year-old man accused of killing a 52-year-old relative during a village festival in Crete will testify on Saturday. The victim’s wife says she will not bury her husband in his hometown, claiming “the village betrayed him.”

From White House ballroom plans to foreign policy reversals, Trump’s unpredictable moves leave allies and adversaries alike adjusting strategies amid Ukraine and Gaza crises

The tech giant clarifies that recent claims of a massive Gmail breach were based on misinterpreted infostealer databases, urging users to enable two-factor authentication for added security

At least seven people have been killed and thousands displaced as Hurricane Melissa batters Jamaica with winds over 280 km/h. Authorities warn residents to stay alert for flooding — and even crocodiles — as the storm moves toward Cuba

From 2022 to 2024, the EU added 12 new LNG terminals and six expansions, boosting import capacity by 70 bcm to 250 bcm annually—driven by shrinking Russian gas supplies amid the Ukraine war.

Attention now turns to the Christmas and New Year period — from December 25–28 and January 1–6 (Epiphany) — when hoteliers anticipate another surge in bookings.

The historic Greek “Pentagon” undergoes its first major renovation in nearly eight decades. The new façade, designed by acclaimed sculptor Costas Varotsos, marks a symbolic step toward a modern, eco-friendly era for the country’s Defense Ministry

Kyriakos Mitsotakis will attend the Ministry of National Defense event and lead a virtual cabinet session despite mild symptoms, emphasizing accelerated government reforms this autumn

Despite more than 400,000 registered blood donors, Greece continues to face periodic shortages that put thousands of patients at risk each year—especially those with lifelong transfusion needs.

In the age of social media, even grief has become performative — a curated performance of sadness where mourning serves the self more than the dead.

With more than 3 million airline seats booked, Greece turns October into an extension of summer as German and British travelers keep the islands busy and locals plan mountain escapes for the long weekend.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis presides over a cabinet session today focusing on key legislative initiatives, including AI development, tax reforms, and public administration improvements for the upcoming months.

Greece will enjoy bright and pleasant conditions on Wednesday, October 29, with mostly clear skies, light northern winds, and mild daytime temperatures. Morning fog and reduced visibility are expected in inland areas.

Israeli warplanes struck Gaza overnight after accusing Hamas of violating a fragile U.S.-brokered ceasefire, killing at least 26 people as tensions threaten to unravel the truce.

On Ohi Day, we remember the events of World War II, but one film in particular may have made some revisions

According to reports, the alleged perpetrator, 38, is homeless, shows signs of extreme mental disorder and has escaped no less than 18 times from psychiatric wards

The annual military parade commemorating Greece’s entry into World War II concluded in the northern city of Thessaloniki on Tuesday, presided over by President of the Hellenic Republic Konstantinos Tasoulas, and with the country’s political and armed forces leadership in attendance, including Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and main opposition leader Nikos Androulakis. Defense Minister Nikos […]

The advance of artificial intelligence has raised hopes of boundless progress and fears of machines remaking society on their own terms. What is often missing is a serious discussion of the human soul.