Wins for AEK and PAOK, as the Greens stumble again
AEK and PAOK continued with victories at the top two spots of the Super League table over the weekend.
Church-state tension looms over gay marriage
More tension looms between Church and state over the bill for same-sex civil marriage and adoption by such couples which Parliament recently passed,.
Protesting farmers to close border with North Macedonia for four hours
Farmers from Florina and Western Macedonia protesting about soaring production costs and compensation payments will close Greece’s border crossing with North Macedonia for four hours on Monday.
A million US visitors in Athens
Athens has developed into a booming 12-month tourism destination, and its biggest market is the US, a new survey is showing.
Two years after Russian invasion, Greece struggles with “Ukraine Fatigue”
On a bleak anniversary for Europe, the day that marks two years since the Russian invasion on Ukrainian soil, crowds of Greek supporters of Ukraine’s fight for freedom gathered in the city centers of Athens and Thessaloniki, expressing their continuous support and solidarity for the Ukrainian cause.
Weather service warns of rainstorms in coming hours
Significant rain will hit large parts of Greece from late Sunday to Monday afternoon, the National Meteorological Service (EMY) says, updating its weather forecast.
Tangerine Dream | Athens | March 11
Tangerine Dream has been a driving force in the evolution of electronic music since the original band formed in Berlin in the 1970s.
Cheap, green energy for local authorities and vulnerable households
The Ministry of Environment and Energy is opening the way to reduce energy costs for vulnerable households, local authorities, municipal water supply and sewerage companies etc.
Thunderstorms forecasted across Greece until to Tuesday
The Hellenic National Meteorological Service (EMY) issued an update to its special bulletin ahead of the anticipated severe weather expected to impact most of the country from Sunday until Tuesday morning.
Educating Stefanos Kasselakis
He came out of nowhere and was elected leader of the official opposition. He promised a vague “Greek dream.” He yoked together his party’s failed policy of all-out confrontation with his novel way of doing things. And now Stefanos Kasselakis is battling loudly against the quicksand of our country’s political culture. Whether he manages to…