The historic Greek “Pentagon” undergoes its first major renovation in nearly eight decades. The new façade, designed by acclaimed sculptor Costas Varotsos, marks a symbolic step toward a modern, eco-friendly era for the country’s Defense Ministry
Greece’s 2025–26 school year opens today with inaugurations, new curricula, and the continuation of digital learning initiatives
Apartment buildings have fewer rowdy tourists now, but rents keep rising
The overall project is budgeted at 7.3 million euros and with a competition timetable until late 2026
The multiyear deal lets Amazon use content from the Times’s news and cooking sections and the Athletic
Her father, 45-year-old Canadian businessman Luciano Fratolin was arrested and charged with second-degree murder and unlawful disposal of a human body
First high-profile meeting with Moscow since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine rattles Washington’s allies
On this solemn day, the international community remembers the victims, reflecting on the horrors of WWII and the genocide that targeted and decimated Jewish populations.
The call to tender for selecting an investor to manage the Greek insolvency agency is in its final stage, and binding offers are expected to be submitted within the month.
The agreement includes further investments and expenditures for upgrades and modernization, totaling 380 million euros over the duration of the concession
Rents for apartments in popular university towns in Greece are increasing as the new academic year approaches.
Furnishings that used to last for a decade or more fall apart much sooner now—think fast fashion for furniture
New estimates find billions of gallons needed to support cryptocurrency, fueling concerns about the environmental impact