The Greek-language documentary sheds light on Greece's worst rail disaster, the Tempi tragedy, detailing stories of the people who survived, and the "open wound" that, three years later, remains open. The production coincides with the third anniversary of the disaster

According to Migration and Asylum Minister Thanos Plevris, speaking during a Parliament debate on Friday, '...If someone is no longer at risk or does not meet conditions under which an asylum was granted, then it must be revoked'

The incident occurred as she was exiting a plane by using the special lift. She had arrived by plane to Athens from the Ionian Sea Island of Cephalonia

The significant damage from the sacrilegious ransacking was discovered on Friday morning by local residents in the village of Gardiki

The tragic accident that claimed the lives of five female workers at the Violanta biscuit factory in Trikala, central Greece, has once again brought workplace safety into sharp focus. Labor accidents remain widely underestimated, not only in Greece but across much of the European Union. Journalist Gina Moscholiou, in her column in newspaper Ta Nea […]

Asphalt resurfacing at the Pallini interchange is bringing phased lane closures and detours toward Rafina and Athens, with drivers urged to plan ahead through late April.

March’s Full Worm Moon peaks on March 3, 2026, bringing a total lunar eclipse that will turn the Moon a vibrant red in a rare celestial display visible without special equipment.

Police are taking testimony and gathering information, with initial speculation pointing to a deadly “rumble” between rival groups of teens along a ring road leading into the resort town of Loutraki, west of Athens

'The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, taking into account the developing situation in the Middle East, advises Greek citizens to avoid visits—unless absolutely necessary—to Israel, the Palestinian Territories, and Iran, the terse announcement read

Greece’s deliberations unfold against a backdrop of similar measures elsewhere in Europe, with France being the first to enact a full ban on face coverings in public spaces in 2011.

We should remember that the “Alexandria” of Constantine P. Cavafy—the great Greek poet—was not merely a place. It was the coexistence of knowledge, power, and measure. Today, the West appears to be bidding farewell to that “Alexandria”—if it has not already done so.

The deadline for submitting new applications is now set for 30 June. However, the ministry notes that the window may close earlier if available funds are exhausted before that date.

Making delicious homemade bread the quick and easy way!

Brussels moves to provisionally apply the EU-Mercosur trade pact before full parliamentary approval, citing global competition and economic urgency, as critics warn the step undermines democratic procedure and farmers’ livelihoods.

The largest shipping capital raise of all time on the Oslo Stock Exchange – Multiple oversubscription of the public offering.

New details suggest long-term abuse and prior warnings to authorities, as a 17-year-old faces charges over his father’s death.

The complex issue now figures as the most pressing problem facing Greek society today, literally a “double whammy” entailed in a shrinking population intertwined with an increasingly aging one.

Greece's Education Minister said that a major U.S. university is expected to submit a proposal for a postgraduate program in Greece.

An estimated 390,000 individuals gambled exclusively online, 215,000 participated in illegal land-based venues, and 194,000 engaged in both.