Greece's counterterrorism unit is closing in on two suspects related to a bomb that exploded at Hellenic Train on Friday. No injuries were sustained in the explosion, as authorities were warned in advanced that it would be detonated.

The missiles hit as many Ukrainians were heading to church, casting a grim shadow over the beginning of Holy Week.

Greece and EU leaders condemn Russia’s missile strike on Sumy, Ukraine, which killed 34 civilians. Athens urges urgent ceasefire and end to violence.

The organization calls itself "Revolutionary Class Self-Defense" and says it was also responsible for an attack on Greece's Ministry of Labor.

Details continue to emerge about the bombing, while questions over the lack of security at the offices perplex.

Docking in Piraeus after a four-month deployment in the Indo-Pacific region, the admiral of the aircraft carrier the Charles de Gaulle says, "Greece is our best partner in the Mediterranean."

The research centered on a tissue fragment no larger than a grain of sand, encompassing more than 200,000 cells, including approximately 84,000 neurons, and about 524 million synapses.

At the 10th Delphi Economic Forum, Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Yiannis Kefalogiannis discussed Greece's plans for the upcoming fire season. 

Greek authorities are probing the details of Friday night’s bomb blast outside Hellenic Train headquarters.

The Deputy Prime Minister stated that a draft bill concerning the Hellenic Railways Organization (OSE) will be brought before the cabinet on April 28.

Greece will repay the loans granted under the first of its three international bailout programs by 2031, according to an exclusive report by the Reuters agency citing two government officials. The repayments, which will be made in annual installments of €5 billion, will allow Greece to settle the debt a full decade ahead of the […]

Authorities were notified that an anonymous caller had called a local media outlet at 20.53 to warn of the bomb, claiming it would detonate in 35 to 40 minutes

At the Delphi Economic Forum X, Valentina Rina, Airbnb’s Head of Public Policy for Southern Europe spoke to Editor-in-Cheif of TO BHMA International Edition Odin Linardatou about key issues affecting the platform—ranging from the housing crisis and over-tourism to taxation and U.S. tariffs.

Maria Karystianou alleges that the committee failed to call witnesses, gather evidence, or answer phone calls to clarify the facts surrounding the tragedy.

China announced Friday it will raise tariffs on U.S. goods to 125% starting April 12, escalating its trade confrontation with Washington.

“Europe needs fewer words and more action. Partnerships must be binding and measurable—not vague declarations with no real outcome,” Voridis asserted.

But for the audience, the slow unraveling is the reward. The tension, the nuance, the morally murky water—The White Lotus thrives in it. Season 3 doesn’t just ask who dies. It asks: who survives their choices? And who keeps making the same ones?

Alec Russell from the Financial Times expressed his deep concerns about the shifting international landscape shaped by the policies of former U.S. President Donald Trump in a sit-down interview with the Chief Editor of TO BHMA International Edition Odin Linardatou (tovima.com) at the Delphi Economic Forum X. Alec Russell, journalist and head of foreign correspondents […]

This episode of "Explaining Greece" digs into the foundations—literally—of the ancient Greek democracy.