Man dies after jumping from balcony of burning Kalabaka hotel
A man has died after jumping from the first floor of a burning hotel in Kalabaka in Thessaly.
Family of American woman left brain dead after Crete ravine fall donates organs
The family of a pregnant 33-year-old American woman who was declared brain dead after falling down a ravine while hiking in the Rethymno region in Crete has donated her organs, in respect of her wishes.
Suspected migrant smuggler to appear before prosecutor
A man arrested on Sunday morning on suspicion of migrant smuggling in the northeastern Evros region is expected to be led before a prosecutor.
Looking to counter Ankara’s ambition
Turkey has plans for Syria now that the Bashar al-Assad regime has been toppled and a wary Greece and Cyprus are looking to Israel for support.
Homeowners show decline in Cyprus
Homeownership in Cyprus came to 68.8% last year, slightly below the European Union average of 69.2%.
Riders on strike: Delivery workers take to Athens streets
Delivery workers from a private company participated in a motorcade protest in central Athens on Friday, as part of a 24-hour strike declared by their union.
University of Western Macedonia promotes in China its economics course in English
The institution expects up to 50 Chinese students to register for the next academic year, according to director Nikolaos Tsounis.
Non-state universities part of plan to curb brain drain
Greece is poised for a transformative step in higher education with the launch of its non-state university initiative.
Climate change and infrastructure
The scientific data confirm that the year drawing to a close was marked by a new climate reality, by phenomena that can no longer be described as “extreme.”
2024, normalizing madness
t was in 2024 that we realized that the world today is very different from the one we knew – say -10 years ago. We realize that the evils which we thought an exception are establishing themselves as our new normal.