15-year-old arrested for attacking 14-year-old outside school in Petralona
A 14-year-old boy was assaulted on Monday afternoon outside his school in central Athens.
Media watchdog targets trappers over explicit content
Three of Greece’s top trap artists, Snik, Toquel and Rack, were summoned by the National Council for Radio and Television (NCRTV) for a hearing on controversial content.
Thessaloniki Metro logo unveiled ahead of Nov 30 inauguration
The logo for the Thessaloniki Metro, which is set to be inaugurated in the northern port city on November 30, was unveiled on Wednesday by Transport Minister Christos Staikouras.
Plan to reshape armed forces for the future
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias is set to introduce a significant overhaul of the nation’s military structure, aiming for greater efficiency and modernization across all branches of the Hellenic Armed Forces. The detailed plan will be presented in Parliament on Wednesday, with an advance briefing given to members of the National Defense and Foreign Affairs Committee.
Agrinio murder suspect: ‘I could not bear the thought of her being with someone else’
A 30-year-old man, who has confessed to killing his ex-partner in Agrinio, western Greece, told police that he took her life because he “could not bear the thought of her being with someone else.”
At UN climate talks, nations big and small get chance to bear witness to climate change
When more than two dozen world leaders deliver remarks at the United Nations’ annual climate conference on Wednesday, many have detailed their nations’ firsthand experience with the catastrophic weather that has come with climate change.
Michalis Ganas (1944-2024), poet and modern revivalist of rural Greece
The news of Michalis Ganas’ death at age of 80 after a serious illness filled his loved ones and friends, his colleagues and all those who knew him personally or through his verses with sorrow. For although he had a reserved air, much like the songs of his homeland, he was a forthcoming, sincere and…
Mitsotakis: World needs to be ‘more honest’ about trade-offs in energy transition
The world needs to be “more honest” about the trade-offs needed to keep global temperatures down, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis told the UN climate summit in Baku on Wednesday.
Why Rubio troubles Ankara
Florida Senator Marco Rubio, nominated for US secretary of state, has long championed stronger US ties with Greece and Cyprus, especially in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Metlen lands solar projects in Spain
Athens-listed group Metlen Energy & Metals has been awarded three solar PV projects in Spain totaling 160 MWp for Cero Generation in the area of Palencia in Castile-Leon, the company announced on Tuesday.