Greece’s vice president outlines measures to address extreme weather in the capital, reflects on strained EU–US relations and regional diplomacy, and presents reforms aimed at simplifying everyday interactions between citizens and the state
Painterly meditations on homeland landscapes, tributes to Athens’ iconic kiosks and a visceral exploration of abstraction driven by gesture and material, three distinct exhibitions open today across the city, offering a snapshot of the breadth and vitality of the contemporary Greek art scene
Temporary route adjustments will affect tram services between southern Athens and the city center on Friday, as infrastructure works continue along a central avenue, according to the public transport authority
Featuring more than 150 works, the exhibition is structured into thematic sections that trace Mortarakos’s artistic journey from his student years at the Athens School of Fine Arts to the full breadth of his mature production.
Early trading data show rising liquidity and stronger foreign interest as the Athens Stock Exchange integrates into Euronext.
Civil Protection is advising residents and visitors in the Greek capital to stay indoors on Wednesday.
Authorities in Greece have activated emergency measures expecting heavy snow, flooding and strong winds on Wednesday.
Gale-force winds, heavy rain and snowfall are disrupting transport across Greece, while authorities warn of a heightened flood risk in the Athens region as severe winter weather intensifies
Overall, the Political Dialogue is expected to focus on maintaining the current atmosphere of calm and “quiet waters” between the two neighbors, despite occasional discord.
A special commemorative event will revisit Greece’s early air warfare during World War I, combining a book presentation, expert talks, and a tribute to fallen aviators at the Athens War Museum.
A powerful low-pressure system forming over the Mediterranean is expected to bring severe storms, flooding rain, snow, and winds up to 120 km/h, with the highest risk forecast from midweek onward
Its objective is to support beneficiaries in entering or re-entering the workforce through a comprehensive framework that combines career counseling, skills development, and direct links with employers.
For more than three weeks around 200 publishers from across Greece will gather in the heart of the city at Klafthmonos Square, which will once again host the largest and most comprehensively organised Book Bazaar in Athens ( (Jan. 23- Feb. 15)
The first farewell to Princess Irene took place in Spain on Saturday, 17 January, at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of Saints Andrew and Demetrios in Madrid.
Temporary right-lane closures on one of Athens’ busiest highways will affect traffic toward Lamia and Piraeus on Jan. 19, 20 and 23, as authorities carry out scheduled roadworks
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A rare and visually striking weather phenomenon appeared over the Greek capital, as meteorologists explained how rain can fall from clouds but evaporate before reaching the ground
The government is also eyeing the upcoming installation of new transceivers with voice recording systems, ordered by the Civil Aviation Authority
Recent rainfall boosted reserves supplying the Athens region, but official data reveal a sharp long-term decline, raising concerns over how long water supplies can sustain Greece’s largest metropolitan area
Police search continues for 16-year-old Laura, seen shopping and attempting to sell jewelry in Athens, as authorities probe possible helpers and family connections in Germany