Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew has said that religious faith should serve as humanity’s safeguard amid rapidly advancing technology and what he described as the “impending robotocracy.”
Authorities seized nearly 194 kilograms of cannabis early Wednesday after inspecting a suspicious speedboat off the coast of Glyfada, a suburb south of Athens.
Unpaid overtime, unpredictable and burdensome working hours, as well as conditions that negatively affect the health, family life and financial security of Greek workers, are documented in a study.
Three British tourists were convicted Thursday following a violent incident at a nightclub in Kolymbia on the island of Rhodes early Saturday.
Whereas Pope Francis inherited an increasingly polarized world from his predecessor, his successor will confront a far more fragmented, and dangerous, world.
A three-day festival blending technology, art and entrepreneurship opened Wednesday at the Piraeus Tower.
Greece’s Orthodox bishops have clarified that formal donations to the Church can only be made via bank transfer or the IRIS instant payment system – not through POS (point-of-sale) card terminals.
A forgotten world comes to life at the Heraklion Archaeological Museum, while traces of Crete’s archaic cities still linger among dry-stone walls and countryside chapels.
Greece experienced another strong year for tourism in 2024, attracting 40.7 million foreign visitors and generating €21.6 billion in tourism revenue, according to data released by the Bank of Greece.
The Parliamentary Ethics Committee has voted in favor of lifting the legal immunity of SYRIZA MPs Pavlos Polakis and Elena Akrita, allowing lawsuits filed against them to move forward.