Greek soccer legend Mimis Domazos in critical condition following cardiac arrest
Greek soccer legend and Panathinaikos icon Mimis Domazos suffered a cardiac arrest on Wednesday and is currently hospitalized in critical condition.
Trump’s foreign policy vision and the view from Capitol Hill
Laura Kelly, the foreign policy reporter for The Hill, joins Thanos Davelis to discuss the view from Washington, DC and Capitol Hill as President Trump looks to begin implementing his foreign policy vision, and explore what to expect from these other players, including Congress.
National debt posted notable decline in July-September
Greek debt fell by 10 percentage points in the third quarter of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023, marking the largest contraction in the EU.
Penguin care: Feeding time at Attica Zoo
Birdkeepers Kostas Gourelis, left, and Christina Markou feed African penguins at the Attica Zoological Park, near Athens, on Tuesday.
E-invoices for all businesses
Enterprises throughout economy will have to issue their payment documents online.
Schools closed on Lesvos after overnight earthquake
Authorities on the eastern Greek island of Lesvos ordered schools in part of the island to close on Wednesday so they can be inspected for potential structural damage after an overnight earthquake rattled the island.
Military officer arrested for illegally recording trial
A 46-year-old military officer was arrested on Tuesday in Thessaloniki in northern Greece for illegally recording a criminal trial involving his wife on his mobile phone.
Author Christos Tsiolkas backs campaign to support struggling Australian artists
Christos Tsiolkas, the acclaimed author, playwright, and screenwriter best known for his 2008 novel “The Slap,” has voiced his support for the Save Our Arts campaign, which seeks to address the financial struggles faced by Australian artists, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reports.
The homes that foreigners prefer to buy
Holiday homes of up to 95 square meters and with a price tag of up to 400,000 euros will continue to monopolize buying interest from abroad this year.
Comedy and politics starring the return of a Caryatid
After decades of captivity in the British Museum, the sixth Caryatid of the Erechtheion temple on the Acropolis returns to Greece in Giorgos Kapoutzidis’ black comedy, “The Caryatid!”