Five arrested after clashes during basketball game in Lavrio
Police arrested five individuals in connection with clashes at the Lavrio indoor gymnasium during a basketball game on Sunday evening.
The Black Cat: A warm, authentic taverna in Pangrati since 1963
In a neighborhood filled with modern takes on Greek cuisine, The Black Cat sets the standard for what an authentic taverna should be.
Police to be deployed on public transport in Western Attica
Police are to be deployed on public transport services in Western Attica in a pilot program to combat antisocial behavior, Citizen Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis has announced.
Turkish minister accuses Greece of shutting down Muslim minority schools in Thrace
Turkish Minister of Education Yusuf Tekin accused Greece of shutting down schools belonging to the Muslim minority in Thrace during a speech on Sunday.
EU plans simpler rules for billions worth of farm subsidies, draft shows
The European Union is drawing up plans to simplify rules governing its huge farming subsidy program, draft documents seen by Reuters showed, as Brussels races to lighten the regulatory burden on local businesses.
An out-of-touch elite
The worst thing for a country’s elite is losing touch with society and living in a bubble of its own, virtual, reality. History is rife with examples the devastating results this can have.
Greece is helping to shape developments in AI, Mitsotakis says
Greece is helping to shape European developments in the crucial sector of artificial intelligence, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has said upon his arrival at the international AI Action Summit in Paris.
Kariofyllis Farm: A family-friendly animal adventure on Lesvos
High up in the mountainous region of Lepetymnos on Lesvos, Giorgos Kariofyllis cultivates prized chokeberries and tends to the free-roaming animals on his farm, which welcomes visitors of all ages.
Thessaloniki court reduces sentence of child rapist
A Thessaloniki appeals court has reduced the sentence of a 59-year-old man for the repeated rape and sexual abuse of his partner’s daughter from 18 to eight years.
Asil Nadir, Turkish Cypriot tycoon turned fugitive, dies aged 83
Turkish Cypriot businessman Asil Nadir, once a fugitive from justice for stealing millions from his British Polly Peck conglomerate, has died, a social media post by his wife said. He was 83.