Unidentified assailants shot at the house of a 28-year-old in Imathia on Monday who was identified as the primary suspect in the vehicular manslaughter of a 15-year-old girl, that also left her 11-year-old sister and their mother seriously injured on Friday night.
Students at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki have been holding a protest on campus on Monday over high living costs and the lack of affordable student housing near the city’s universities.
Greece’s conservative administration will shield vulnerable households and businesses from soaring energy costs as long as there is upheaval, government spokesman Yannis Oikonomou said on Monday.
The largest delegation of American universities is expected to arrive in early November to establish new partnerships with Greek public universities and formalize existing ones.
On a hot August evening at a marina on Turkey’s southern coast, the crew of the Flying Fox was hard at work, keeping the 446-foot superyacht immaculate for future guests willing to pay $3 million a week.
Frozen moons, hot stars, a quest for life-friendly conditions, exoplanets, galaxies moving away from each other as the universe expands, future trips to the universe’s past, new expeditions. The amazing effort to explore the universe not only fires up the imagination but opens new avenues for scientific research and the whole of humankind.
The specter of a migrant border rush like the one seven years ago in the village of Idomeni is beginning to loom on Greece’s northern border.
Shortly before the 15th anniversary of his election as archbishop of Athens and All Greece, Ieronymos talks to Kathimerini about a range of issues.
An MP from MeRA25, the left-wing party of former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, announced on Monday she was leaving its parliamentary group.
Consumers who buy certain goods, like a popular brand of margarine, for example, have been in for an unpleasant surprise over the past few weeks.