New evidence discovered in death of 3-year-old in Palaio Faliro
The police have found new evidence related to the case of the three-year-old’s death in Palaio Faliro.
The time for the sculptures is now
Our meeting was arranged almost by accident, or, to be more precise, because of a small mistake by Lord Ed Vaizey himself.
Libya, Turkey, and the battle of maps in the East Med
Constantinos Filis, the director of the Institute of Global Affairs and a professor of international relations at the American College of Greece, joins Thanos Davelis as we dig into Greece’s Libya conundrum and break down whether it’s time for Athens – given Ankara’s role here – to rethink its Turkey strategy.
Easy cheespie in a pan with four cheeses
Crispy, airy and rich in filling.
Escaping the concrete
Half of Greece’s population is packed into just 2.9% of the country’s surface area, with 76 out of every 100 residents living in large urban centers.
Wildfire breaks out on Rhodes
A wildfire broke out on Monday afternoon in south Rhodes between the villages of Soroni and Theologos.
Most holiday home buyers are foreigners
Buyers from a multitude of countries make up the 2025 map of Greece’s holiday home market.
ATHEX: Historic nine-month rally for Greek stocks
From the beginning of November 2024 to the end of July 2025, the Athinon Avenue benchmark recorded total gains of 44.26%.
Canberra Greek community unveils new multi-use hall
The Greek Orthodox Community and Church of Canberra (GOCCC) has officially opened a refurbished community hall behind St Nicholas Church in Kingston, in partnership with aged care provider St Basil’s NSW/ACT, The Greek Herald reported.
Aftermath of controversial vote and foreign policy pressures
Growing divisions within the ruling New Democracy party, along with the fallout from last week’s parliamentary vote on the farm subsidy fraud inquiry, will continue to dominate the political agenda this week. Despite the traditional August lull, the stakes are high in both domestic politics and foreign affairs.