UN report details mass killings, executions, and abuses after Sudanese paramilitary group seized Zamzam displacement camp, highlighting a humanitarian crisis affecting nearly half a million people

In Attica, Israeli buyers account for the largest share of foreign purchasers, followed by buyers from Turkey and Lebanon, with notable interest also coming from China and Ukraine.

Deal comes even as tensions between the two Middle Eastern countries have been high because of the war in Gaza

Migrants in Greece face years-long waits for residence permits, with bureaucratic delays blocking access to work, healthcare, and social benefits despite active contribution to society

Moscow criticizes U.S. oil tanker blockade on Venezuela, calling for dialogue and reaffirming support for Maduro, while China opposes unilateral pressure but offers no direct aid

Residents denounce unauthorized motocross activities on fire-damaged land, calling for urgent restoration of the forest and respect for the 2018 Mati tragedy

Greek farmers rejected talks with the PM, deciding to continue tractor protests but open roads for Christmas holiday travelers.

In an interview with To Vima International edition, professor and politician Tasos Giannitsis explains the need to restructure the country’s economic base and the obstacle of vested interests

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that Russia will seize additional Ukrainian territory by force if Kyiv and European leaders reject U.S.-brokered peace proposals, criticizing Europe for fueling “hysteria” over a NATO conflict

The head of the European People’s Party praises Kyriakos Pierrakakis’ election as Eurogroup president as proof of Greece’s economic turnaround and reform-driven stability

Greece celebrates the commissioning of its first FDI HN Belharra frigate, “Kimon,” with a ceremony highlighting naval strength, Franco-Greek defense cooperation, and the strategic role of modernized Hellenic Navy capabilities.

Represented by a hipster-style avatar with a neatly trimmed beard, Jesus responds with gentle encouragement and biblical quotations.

Athens’ historic Monastiraki Metro station will undergo façade and interior restoration, preserving its neoclassical architecture while updating worn wooden doors and decorative features, with work expected to take six months

For now, the Parthenon Marbles remain divided, with no agreement in sight, their future resting on legal frameworks, institutional will, and the complex interplay of history, scholarship, and public sentiment

Moscow threatens legal action as EU leaders debate using immobilized Russian funds to finance Ukraine, with Belgium demanding guarantees against potential liabilities. Zelenskyy is currently holding a bilateral meeting with De Wever.

Directed by Brett Ratner, the documentary is set for theatrical release on Jan. 30, 2026, before arriving on Prime Video. It focuses on the 20 days leading up to the 2025 inauguration, as Melania prepares to return to the role of First Lady.

European officials welcomed the UK’s return to Erasmus, saying it would strengthen ties between London and the EU.

Evangelos Marinakis continues to contribute to Greek sports, as he has undertaken the full renovation of Panathenaic Stadium so that it can host international track and field events

The “Athena” tunnel-boring machine nears the end of its journey on Athens Metro Line 4, completing most of the route from Goudi to Evangelismos, while construction continues across 11 of the line’s 15 stations

Kiki Tsiligkeridou calls attack on journalist Nikos Giannopoulos “shocking” and urges political parties to take responsibility in candidate selection