The U.S. vice president is expected in Athens in mid-February for a conference on Western alliances and transatlantic relations, with U.S. lawmakers, White House advisers and business leaders also set to attend.

Track replacement work will affect six stations between Ampelokipoi and Chalandri through Oct. 22, with earlier closures, revised airport services and a temporary replacement bus route.

Documents from Greece’s state-owned Metro operator show that building deformations in the Kypseli district were known by April and that inspections are planned for at least 20 apartment buildings, despite public statements citing 14.

About 4,000 students will continue classes remotely as technicians investigate a sprawling gas network and officials seek firm safety assurances before allowing them back into classrooms

Panagiotis Retsos scored the only goal before Olympiacos went down to 10 men, handing Panathinaikos their first league defeat of the season and cutting the gap from the top to two points

In an era of endless streaming, vinyl is back, with young people at the helm. Stelios Eleftheriou, co-organizer of Athens’ Vinyl Market at Technopolis, talks to To Vima International Edition about the analog experience and the new generation of collectors in Greece

Historian, broadcaster and author Bettany Hughes joins Odin Linardatou, Editor-in-Chief of To Vima International Edition, for a conversation at Dialogues for Athens: From Myth to Modern City, a conference organised by To Vima

Greece deepens its ties with the US during Marco Rubio’s visit, betting on Washington as relations between Europe and the Trump administration remain strained

Smoke has affected the air over Piraeus and surrounding areas, and damage so far is extensive.

Interior Minister Mustafa Ciftci raises concerns over Turkish criminal networks operating in Greece, seeking faster extraditions and closer police cooperation

Greek officials see Oct. 14-22 as the last window for a deal with Cairo, amid reported divisions within the Sinai brotherhood and uncertainty over a pending court ruling

From praise for his speech at the historic Pnyx to questions about a possible 2028 presidential bid, international media saw the U.S. secretary of state’s visit as a statement about Western identity, “America First” and the future of the transatlantic alliance

Athens Move kicks off its pilot with 17 electric buses on four new lines, linking underserved neighborhoods across 40 km and 185 stops in an €11.75M EU-funded push for greener city travel.

Marco Rubio’s Athens visit highlighted expanding cooperation on defense, energy, security, investment and culture, as Greece seeks a larger regional role while Washington looks to stronger European allies

Deputy Infrastructure Minister Nikos Tachiaos said studies are still underway, but the government aims to restart tunneling as soon as possible while prioritizing the safety of residents and buildings.

Engineering reports on buildings above Athens’ new Metro Line 4 in the Kypseli district have identified structural damage. Some residents may have to leave their homes during repairs

The first fully refurbished train has entered service on Athens’ historic Line 1, with 14 trains set for reconstruction by 2027, bringing new traction systems, passenger information, accessibility and safety features.

The Greek prime minister’s four-legged resident won over the US journalists covering the secretary of state’s Athens trip, earning himself a new diplomatic title in the process

Capital Market Commission approves Capital Maritime Finance prospectus; public offering of 42 million shares targets 250 million euros in proceeds for Evangelos Marinakis-controlled company

Former prime minister criticizes PM Mitsotakis’ housing record and says he would seek cooperation across the center-left if returned to power