Wednesday’s 24-hour strike of Attica’s bus and trolley bus operator and the Athens Urban Rail Transport Company demonstrated conclusively once again that laws which are passed are not necessarily implemented.
A rally and a march was held in memory of LGBTQ activist Zak Kostopoulos in central Athens on Wednesday, four years to the day he was killed.
A traffic jam on Kifissias Avenue, a main thoroughfare in Athens. Public transport workers went on a 24-hour strike on Wednesday in view of the passing of a draft law on public utilities (DEKO) in Parliament.
A court in Athens on Thursday ruled a public transport strike that brought the capital to a standstill the previous day as unlawful and exploitative.
The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected an appeal against a decision by a lower court clearing a 27-year-old man of charges of rape.
Nearly 206,366 people have been diagnosed with dementia in Greece, according to an international report released on Wednesday to coincide with World Alzheimer’s Day 2022.
European Union foreign ministers agreed on Wednesday to prepare new sanctions on Russia and increase weapons’ deliveries to Kyiv after President Vladimir Putin ordered the country’s first wartime mobilization since World War Two to fight in Ukraine.
Professor Ryan Gingeras joins Thanos Davelis to look into how the build up to elections in Turkey in 2023, along with the 100th anniversary of the Treaty of Lausanne and the founding of the Turkish Republic, could impact Greek-Turkish relations.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said that he would have a chance respond to the statements made Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, at the United Nations when he also addresses the UN General Assembly on Friday.
Athens Photo World’s summer exhibition on “Nature and the Environment” is back on show through the end of the month at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation.