Royalty, presidents, prime ministers and a legion of faithful will pay their last respects to Pope Francis on Saturday at a funeral Mass in St. Peter’s Square to honor his sometimes turbulent papacy.
A new digital service is making it simpler for consumers to switch their fixed and cell telephony, internet and pay TV providers.
An exhibition by renowned painter Christos Bokoros has been interrupted after self-identified anarchist protesters occupied the Basilica of Saint Mark in the town of Iraklio on Crete on Friday.
Cyprus has posted the second-largest government surplus in the European Union for 2024, tying with Ireland and just behind Denmark, according to new data released by Eurostat this week.
Imagine a nail jabbing at a shiny blue balloon. Pop! That’s what rejection can feel like for someone with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, one TikTok creator told his audience: an explosion of emotions.
Seven months after Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis committed himself to it, the long struggle of many Greeks who were sent abroad as children for adoption from 1948 to 1975 is coming to an end.
Lamda Development’s confrontation with the municipalities of Glyfada and Alimos, which are adjacent to the projects in Elliniko, is growing.
The alarming demographic data clearly underscore the urgency of doing everything possible to encourage the return of those who left Greece during the 10-year financial crisis. But more handouts are not the answer – that’s not the solution.
The government plans to maintain the tax incentive for the energy, functional and aesthetic upgrading of real estate for 2025.
Euroleague playoffs were never an easy or predictable affair, and both Panathinaikos and Olympiakos have been reminded of that fact.