Livestock cargo ship runs aground off Pserimos
A livestock cargo ship ran aground north of the islet of Pserimos in the Dodecanese island complex on Friday.
Showcase of Athenian neoclassicism at the mercy of vandals
The statue of Panagis Vallianos outside the National Library building, the Vallianeio Megaron, on Panepistimiou Street in the heart of Athens, was vandalized, with red paint sprayed on its base.
Biden lauds Greek ideals, independence at White House celebration
President Joe Biden paid tribute to Greek ideals and the ties that bind the United States to Greece in a celebration of Greek Independence Day at the White House on Thursday.
Military ties with India deepening
The visit next week of General Dimitris Houpis, chief of the Hellenic National Defense General Staff, to India will be another step in strengthening bilateral relations between Athens and New Delhi.
Final respects paid to woman slain outside police station
The funeral of the Kyriaki Griva, 28, who was murdered by her former partner outside Agioi Anargyroi police station in northern Athens on Monday night was held on Thursday in a climate of deep anguish and anger in the Church of Agios Nektarios in Ano Liosia.
Batsheva Ensemble postpones Athens show citing ‘safety reasons’
The performances of “Last Work: Ohad Naharin” by the Batsheva Ensemble at the Athens Concert Hall have been postponed due to safety concerns, it was announced on Thursday.
State to woo and monitor debtors
The state could collect up to 1.2 billion euros if all those who dropped out of their tax debt arrangements apply for reintegration. For those who do apply, there will be a single monitoring authority.
Alternative investment types
Mutual funds and treasury bills earn attention of investors, while deposits are in decline.
Safety net launched for marine fauna
A six-year program to record and protect nine emblematic, but also vulnerable species of the Greek marine fauna was launched a few days ago.