Greece-Cyprus energy link put on ice
The Greece-Cyprus electrical interconnection project (Great Sea Interconnector-2GSI) has been officially placed on hold due to escalating geopolitical challenges and financial concerns.
How to boost a protest
Tell someone not to drink and they will drink. Tell someone not to swim and they will swim. Tell someone not to go to a demonstration and they will go
EmTech Europe: Innovating in business with Artificial Intelligence
The ways to create secure and ethical solutions using Artificial Intelligence was discussed in detail at the EmTech Europe 2025 conference on Thursday, the second and last day of the event taking place at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center.
Report sheds light on minimum wage
New hires in manufacturing, construction and retail are more likely to be paid the minimum wage, unlike those hired in public administration, education or even the accommodation sector, a report has found.
Police dismantle jewelry theft ring in central and southern Greece
Authorities have dismantled a criminal group linked to multiple jewelry store robberies across Thessaly, central Greece, and the Peloponnese in southern Greece, police said Thursday.
EU leaders agree on defense surge, support Zelenskyy after US aid freeze
European leaders on Thursday backed plans to spend more on defense and continue to stand by Ukraine in a world upended by Donald Trump’s reversal of US policies.
Three students die in Sparta road crash
Three people have died after the car they were in left the road, hit a tree and overturned in Sparta.
Traffic restrictions to apply for Sunday’s Athens Half Marathon
Traffic restrictions will apply in the capital on Sunday for the Athens Half Marathon race and related events.
No-confidence debate comes to a head
The three-day debate on the no confidence motion in the government tabled by PASOK, SYRIZA, New Left, Course of Freedom and 9 independent MPs will culminate Friday evening with the closing speeches of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, opposition leaders and the roll call vote in Parliament.
Whose side will history take?
In two world wars and the Cold War, Greece was on the winning side. The cost, in all cases, was high in blood, money and social division.