Ongoing earthquakes shake Cyclades, tremor felt in Athens
A 4.6-magnitude earthquake struck near the Cycladic island of Amorgos on Monday afternoon, the Geodynamic Institute reported.
Turkish club chairman resigns after team abandons Galatasaray match
Adana Demirspor chairman Bedirhan Durak announced his resignation on Monday morning, a day after the Turkish side walked off the pitch in protest during their Super Lig clash against Galatasaray.
Greek startups drew investments of $28 mln in a month
In the wake of the major upheaval caused by DeepSeek, which has directly challenged the dominance of the US in the critical field of artificial intelligence, the first funds have begun flowing to technology startups worldwide – including in Greece – since the beginning of the year.
The final dive: How a submarine became a museum of itself
Beneath the crisp Athenian sky, the legendary submarine Proteus completes its final voyage – not through the depths, but across the surface, toward a new life as a maritime museum in Faliro.
Meeting held to protect antiquities in islands affected by quakes
In response to the recent seismic activity in the Cyclades chain of islands, the Culture Ministry convened a meeting last week to assess the protection of the region’s antiquities.
Santorini faithful hold procession as earthquakes persist
A religious procession was held on Monday morning on Santorini, offering prayers for the cessation of the wave of earthquakes that have struck the popular tourist island.
Murder suspects tied to past magnate abduction
Two suspects in the July 2 murder of Mykonos-based surveyor Panagiotis Stathis were involved in the 2009 kidnapping of shipping magnate Pericles Panagopoulos, authorities revealed.
Russia and Turkey’s sanctions evasion scheme and the $2 billion stuck at JPMorgan
Costas Paris, a senior reporter for The Wall Street Journal, joins Thanos Davelis to look into his recent WSJ story on how Russia and Turkey used a nuclear project to sidestep US sanctions, the $2 billion worth of Russian funds that are stuck at JP Morgan, and break down what questions this raises for Washington…
Erdogan again rejects US proposal to relocate Palestinians from Gaza
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan again rejected a US proposal to relocate Palestinians from Gaza and said Israel should pay for the damage it caused there and for reconstruction to begin.
Judicial investigation into authenticity of newly emerged footage
Investigating judge Sotiris Bakaimis has ordered an inquiry into the authenticity of newly emerged footage, allegedly showing the course of a freight train before it collided with a passenger train near Tempe Valley on February 28, 2023.