The 41-year-old rider ran seven red lights and drove the wrong way on one-way streets nine times while trying to evade a police stop, receiving €5,975 in fines

New registrations remain suspended in central Athens and Thessaloniki as short-term rentals continue to command higher prices than the European average

The two-day festival returns to PLYFA on Sept. 18-19 with Lena Platonos, Pan Pan, In Trance 95, Selofan, Usurum and a wide-ranging lineup curated by VASSIŁINA

Elaionas, Kerameikos and Monastiraki stations will close at 9:40 p.m. from Sept. 7 to 10 for rail replacement work, while modified airport services and a temporary bus route will serve passengers

UPD – Both pilots of the Air Force F-4 Phantom II that crashed in Tanagra during Athens Flying Week have died. The aircraft, belonging to the 117th Combat Wing based in Andravida, was flown by a captain and a lieutenant colonel. According to reports, the aircraft had been in the air for at least two […]

Greek Metro has commissioned an expert assessment of buildings in Kypseli affected by cracks and subsidence linked to Line 4 construction, with early assessments identifying some as “yellow” or “red.”

The Municipality of Athens is calling on residents to donate notebooks, backpacks and other school supplies before classes begin next Friday, with a citywide collection point open Saturday in central Athens.

A €5 million donation will fund a trauma center at 401 General Military Hospital in Athens, with a planned branch at the University Hospital of Balamand in Lebanon and cooperation with Harvard University

Nearly 200 contemporary works bring artists from Korea and Greece together in a celebration of cultural exchange, friendship and six decades of diplomatic ties

The two-day electronic music event will unite PRIMER’s Athens identity with the Tulum-born ZAMNA festival, featuring international DJs across outdoor and indoor stages at OAKA

The 54th edition will bring together 210 publishers, 285 exhibition stands and more than 200 cultural events, with this year’s program focusing on sustainability, social responsibility and the role of books in shaping the future

Twenty-eight students from Athens’ School of Fine Arts explore absence, subtraction and the shifting boundaries between positive and negative in a group exhibition running through September 13

Billy Wilder’s 1959 comedy follows two unemployed musicians who flee Chicago after witnessing a mob execution and disguise themselves as women to join an all-female jazz band in Florida

Independent creators and small businesses will showcase handmade jewelry, ceramics, art, natural cosmetics and more at an open-air festival in Syntagma Square from Sept. 4-9

The Athens Move initiative aims to fill gaps in neighborhood transportation and improve connections to major transit hubs, services, workplaces and other key destinations

Ibrahim Kalin met with the head of Greece's EYP and other unnamed officials last week in a visit that went entirely unannounced, Ta Nea reports, raising questions about whether he was relaying messages from Erdogan.

Turkey sends diplomatic note to Athens reiterating its Aegean claims, while Greece insists its maritime initiatives fully comply with international law

The U.S. undersecretary of state for political affairs is expected to hold high-level meetings with Greek officials on regional security, economic cooperation and strengthening bilateral ties

The new “KOMVOS” task force uses 235 cameras, 10 drones, AI and more than 138 officers to monitor traffic and respond to incidents across Attica

Judges handed down suspended prison terms and fines over fraudulent European Union farm subsidy claims tied to remote land plots across Crete and the Aegean, while acquitting three of the 22 defendants