Unity against eco-crimes
We became accustomed to illegal buildings on land. Now we also find them in the sea, where environmental organizations are having to clean up after abandoned fish farms.
Tories out, Labour in? Reproachment with Europe and the Parthenon Marbles
In a dramatic twist that could only be scripted in the hallowed halls of Westminster, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has thrown the political gauntlet down with the flair of a Victorian gentleman duelist.
NATO invests in Greek startup
The NATO Innovation Fund is investing in Greek startup iCOMAT, which makes lighter and more efficient components for spacecraft, aircraft and even Formula 1 cars.
Greek and Turkish top brass to meet in Albania
Top brass from Greece and Turkey will hold a meeting on Friday in Albania as part of confidence-building measures between the two countries, Turkey’s Defense Ministry has announced.
Court rejects injunction attempt to stop Release Athens festival
A court has rejected an injunction application to stop the Release Athens festival from Kallithea’s municipal authority and the Kallithea Citizens’ Movement.
Greece elected to UN Security Council as non-permanent member
Greece has been elected a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council for a third time.
EODY warns of surge in whooping cough cases, reports 2 deaths
EODY announced on Thursday a surge in whooping cough cases, including two deaths and called for timely vaccinations against the disease.
Hoax bomb threats sent to schools lead to US-based company
The Russian webmail provider through which a spate of bomb threats were sent on May 29 to schools around Athens told the cybercrime division of the Greek Police that the account in question was opened through a VPN server located in the United States.