What Greece’s non-state university reform can learn from Australia about quality, independence and accountability

In it's first deep clean in more than 120 years, the Panathenaic Stadium is being cleaned ahead of the 2028 Olympic torch relay, through funding provided by Capital Maritime & Trading Corp Chairman Evangelos Marinakis, drawing coverage worldwide

Amid growing wildfires, the council's chief calls for more foresight in forest management, says the shift to mixed forests will take another decade

Police released the names and photos of three men accused of posing as accountants or employees of an electricity provider to defraud elderly victims across Greece, with stolen cash and jewelry valued at more than €120,000

Greek banks cleared out their entire allocation from the EU's pandemic recovery fund just ahead of a tightened May deadline, backing 29.2 billion euros in investment, well beyond what businesses could actually absorb in time

A forest fire near Kritsa was contained overnight, while a 35-year-old Israeli man is due to appear before a judge over a separate blaze in Sellia that reportedly started from a barbecue.

Thousands remain in the Spanish enclave after a mass border crossing two weeks ago, with migrants living in precarious conditions and facing uncertainty over their future

Andy Burnham’s listening tour has put the new Prime Minister at the centre of a political recovery for Labour. But interviews with political academics, pollsters and people who have met him suggest that personal popularity can only carry him so far.

Key excerpts from the Council of State rulings, shared exclusively with To Vima, reveal what comes next

France's Constitutional Council said the measure restricts young people's right to expression and communication

A touching act of solidarity unfolded in Roussa, Soufli, as the whole village pitched in to build a young family's house

The object detected by the James Webb telescope sits behind galaxy cluster Abell S1063, its image magnified by gravitational lensing

The University urges anyone who already entered their information to change their passwords immediately

Three people were trapped in the wreckage after a truck slammed into a line of cars waiting near the entrance to the underwater tunnel. Eight people were taken to hospital.

Winds reaching gale force 8 to 9 have grounded sailings from two Attica ports until 4 p.m., while several Cyclades-bound departures from Piraeus were also canceled

In a swift reply, the relevant education ministry said the ruling again upholds the framework for non-state Universities, vows action to protect students

More than 15 volunteer boats are taking part in the evacuation by sea, as strong winds push flames across the Kassandra Peninsula; second wildfire in western Greece