Parliament police officer accused of rape under guard in hospital
A police officer accused of raping his children and wife remains under guard in hospital.
European instability
The two biggest countries in the European Union, Germany and France, are facing serious economic and productivity challenges that require immediate measures and reforms.
Half of Britons support the return of Parthenon Sculptures to Greece
More than half of Britons (53%) favor the return of the Parthenon Sculptures to Greece, a poll from market research company YouGov reveals.
Giorgos Karameros appointed new SYRIZA spokesperson
Journalist and SYRIZA MP Giorgos Karameros has been appointed the party’s new spokesperson.
Greece ranks fourth most popular destination for summer 2025
Greece ranks fourth, alongside Portugal, among the most popular destinations for summer 2025, according to a survey by Marriott Bonvoy, the loyalty program of the Marriott hotel company.
We need wokeness, not wokeism
The most characteristic example of “wokeness” in Greece today is the fact that while the former leader of SYRIZA, Stefanos Kaselakis, is openly gay, this was not considered a disadvantage, nor was it the subject of criticism.
Turkey to buy RAF military transport aircraft declined by Athens
Turkey’s air force has agreed to acquire a total of 12 C-130 military transport aircraft from the British Royal Air Force, previously declined by Greece, to reinforce its transport capacity, according to Turkish media reports.
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Green, digital investing is key
Investments in the green and digital transition will be the “key” to a successful development path for Greece on its own terms.
Companies fined €610,000 for misleading Black Friday ads
The Development Ministry imposed fines Monday totaling €610,000 on four companies found to have engaged in misleading advertising in the run-up to Black Friday sales on November 29.