The 58-year-old physician was remanded in custody along with his wife and clinic co-owner after more than 16 hours of questioning in the singer’s death
Students say university housing meets less than 5% of nationwide needs and are calling for more dorms, a €500 monthly housing allowance, rent caps and free meals, transportation and internet access
The Horror Vacui collective brings eight artists together in an exhibition at the Athens Municipal Gallery that explores fire as both a force of destruction and a symbol of life, creation and renewal
Schools were cleared, roads closed and residents evacuated within a 300-meter radius as an army explosives team prepared to remove the wartime munition from a construction site
The prime minister accused PASOK of blocking reforms it agrees with, while Nikos Androulakis said the prime minister portrays a democratic change of government as a threat to the nation
BRICS, strategic autonomy and the changing geography of global power
Authorities are investigating whether a doctor known as a “hypnotist” received a photo of Giorgos Mazonakis undergoing plasmapheresis shortly before his death and whether he introduced the singer to the doctor treating him.
The fourteenth edition will bring together 66 artistic platforms and more than 1,100 creators from 22 countries, with performances, workshops and panel talks alongside experimental contemporary art
Short-term rental rates in Greece rose 11.8% over the summer to an average €195 a night, while occupancy held at 70.9% and RevPAR climbed 11.9% to €138
Oil prices above $100 a barrel, higher energy and transport costs, and the end of temporary price cuts are raising concerns about the outlook for food prices beyond October
The Yemeni militants had sat out the Iran war, until the group saw an opening
With energy prices surging, the government is holding another round of high level meetings, but officials say today's session is being framed as just a stock taking exercise, deferring any decisions until after this week's EU finance talks
The vocalist brings his haunting live performance and commanding stage presence to Athens as part of his 2026 European tour
Athens filed the first expert report on serious settlement and structural damage tied to Metro Line 4 work in Kypseli, with readings up to four times the safety limit
Von der Leyen added the eurozone bloc must urgently rethink its partnerships
Track replacement work between Elaionas and Monastiraki will disrupt evening service on Line 3, with temporary closures and changes to airport services from Wednesday, September 16
The family of Vasiliki Skampardoni is challenging the release of the main suspect in the deadly January explosion at the Violanta cookie factory in Trikala and is seeking tougher charges over her death
Greece has not publicly endorsed a candidate for UN Secretary-General, though diplomatic sources suggest Costa Rica's Rebeca Grynspan ranks high among Athens' informal preferences
The system is set to become mandatory for another 1 million private-sector workers after November, while recorded overtime has risen sharply since the digital tracking system was expanded
Authorities are investigating two attacks in the Marmaras area, including one involving a 2-year-old Serbian boy, as DNA tests are carried out to determine whether a wolf or jackal is responsible