Conflicting accounts over Mazonakis’ arrival, treatment and emergency response raise questions as investigators reconstruct his final hours
Giorgos Mazonakis’ death has brought scrutiny to a Kolonaki clinic and to the booming market for anti-aging, wellness and experimental medicine.
Turkey stepped up military activity over the eastern Aegean on Friday, Greek with six F-16s and three UAVs recording 10 violations of Greek airspace and 10 infringements of air-traffic rules in the Athens FIR. The Turkish aircraft operated over the northeastern, central and southeastern Aegean. Four of the F-16s were armed, reports state. Two incidents […]
A month after her death, Dolly Parton's family says it is now fighting an uncontrolled wave of online misinformation and exploitation
Greece's foreign ministry expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and warns that attacks on shipping pose a serious threat to regional stability and civilian safety
Eight in ten Greeks now shop online, with high penetration across every generation and older consumers spending the most
Athens moves from a pilot program to formal rules for AI in classrooms, covering data privacy, teacher oversight, and exam bans
An extensive underground network believed to date to the interwar period prompts a review of whether it should be protected as a modern monument
ENISA can now test Anthropic's restricted AI model after months of talks, though it still lacks the newest Mythos 5.1 version
ADEDY has called a work stoppage in Attica on September16, when Parliament is scheduled to hold a second vote on constitutional amendments, and urged public-sector employees to join a rally in central Athens.
New digital evidence shows deleted calendar entries, a deleted photo, and an AI search made while he was still in the clinic
After a year of experimentation with ChatGPT Edu, the Greek state is introducing its first comprehensive framework for the use of AI in schools, placing teachers at the center of the process and setting limits on how pupils can use the technology
Bomb threat forces Italy-bound flight's passengers off plane at Larnaca Airport; area cordoned off as police investigate a fax-delivered warning.
Greek teachers are turning TikTok into a classroom — from syntax set to song to chemistry that stops the scroll.
Archaeological excavations are shedding new light on the economic life of ancient Kassandra, while a medieval tower undergoes planned restoration at a site where heritage, tourism and contemporary culture have long converged
The projects across 10 municipalities include new swimming facilities, stadium upgrades, synthetic fields, sports equipment and energy improvements under the Attica 2026-2030 development program.
Ilias Kasidiaris' lawyer confirmed that the convicted former Golden Dawn MP intends to seek office again, but only Greece's Supreme Court can decide whether the law allows it
Passenger traffic rises 5.1% yoy as international travel drives growth across Fraport Greece’s 14 regional airports
A renewed spike in global oil prices, driven by escalating tension between the United States and Iran, has pushed consumer prices in Greece up 3.8 percent and prompted the European Central Bank to raise interest rates
Traffic police and an Attica regional government team are inspecting school buses for vehicle condition, driver qualifications, safety equipment and other requirements as the new school year begins.