Reds top at the regular season halfway point
Olympiakos has made the most of the points that PAOK, Panathinaikos and Aris dropped, opening a three-point distance.
Storms to continue until Tuesday, authorities warn
Authorities remain on alert to deal with the Bora storm that hit several areas across the country, especially the islands of Rhodes and Lemnos.
Open shops attract crowds
Crowds thronged commercial Ermou St. in central Athens Sunday as many shops opened, offering reduced prices.
Moored cargo ships collide at Thessaloniki port
A cargo ship moored at the port of Thessaloniki broke free due to strong winds in the area early Sunday, leading to a collision with another cargo vessel, port authorities have reported.
Man missing for over a week found dead
A 76-year-old man, who had been declared missing since November 21, has been found dead after passing through the Kakavia road border crossing from southern Albania into northwestern Greece.
Here it is!’ Thessaloniki gets its metro
Thessaloniki residents braved the bluster of Storm Bora to welcome the much-anticipated metro to their city on its inaugural run on Saturday afternoon, touring the stations, admiring the exhibitions of antiquities found during its excavations and riding the trains.
For others a bane, Bora’s a boon for surfers
Surfers enjoy the rolling waves whipped up by a stormy weather front dubbed Bora, in the southern Athens suburb of Glyfada on Saturday, as heavy rains and gale-force winds caused problems in other parts of the country.
Infant sustains head injury in fight between 4 women
A one-year-old infant sustained a head injury during an altercation between four women in provincial city Pyrgos, northwestern Peloponnese, on Saturday.
Woman killed by husband in Thessaloniki
A new case of femicide was reported Sunday in Thessaloniki, where a man is accused of killing his wife and injuring their son before turning himself in to the police.
NGOs dealing with public mistrust, state taxation
NGOs are viewed with suspicion by a large segment of the public and are subject to what some of their leaders call “punitive” taxation by the state, according to a presentation by the Bodossaki Foundation.