I wonder whether the National Council for Radio and Television (ESR) really thought about its decision to summon the trappers Snik, Toquel and Rack over their lyrics, which the watchdog described as being “steeped in hate and images of violence”?
On Sunday, October 6, at around 11 a.m. in Kato Fira, near Santorini’s iconic white chapel of Agios Minas, the heat is intense, and an unusual calm fills the air. Normally, tourists pack this area, making it nearly impossible to pause and take in the view.
Two men, aged 32 and 47, and a woman aged 50 have been arrested in an ongoing investigation into a racket that is said to have fleeced a 72-year-old man out of thousands of euros.
Reading how top ministers and officials in New Democracy are analyzing the result of the US presidential election, we see them embracing the Trumpist rhetoric.
On September 21, a Pakistani national who had been detained three days earlier at the Agios Panteleimonas police station in downtown Athens was found dead in his cell. Photos that circulated showed the victim with bruises all over his body. The official forensic report cites an “undetermined cause of death, prior beating, pending laboratory tests.”
Turkey on Saturday berated the European Union over the bloc’s Maritime Spatial Planning maps of the Aegean and Mediterranean seas which show the borders of Greece’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ) extending the full 200 nautical miles beyond the nation’s territorial sea.
Greece remained in the grip of Storm Alexandros on Saturday, with the authorities advising the public to be wary of possible flooding, hail and lightning strikes as localised downpours continued, especially in central and eastern parts of the country.
The Greek government announced on Saturday the expulsion of former premier Antonis Samaras from the ruling party, after he openly accused New Democracy of following a policy of appeasement towards Turkey.
In a move to strengthen digital cooperation, Greece and France have reached several key agreements on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and startup collaborations.
Athens’ city center will be essentially come to a standstill on Sunday due to road closures and changes in metro and bus services to accommodate the annual march for the 51st anniversary of the 1973 student uprising at the Athens Polytechnic.