Health services confront rising patient complaints
Hospitals across the country are revising services after a surge in complaints to Health Service Users’ Rights Protection Offices, their annual report shows.
A new level of aggression from Russia?
Thomas Graham, a Russia expert and a distinguished fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, joins Thanos Davelis as we look at what Russia’s drone incursion into Poland means for Europe, for NATO, and for ongoing talks on Ukraine.
Google DeepMind CEO Hassabis joins Greek PM in public AI debate
Demis Hassabis, chief executive of Google DeepMind and 2024 Nobel laureate, will join Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in a public discussion on artificial intelligence (AI), ethics and democracy at the Athens Innovation Summit 2025.
Average pension levels in Greece decline
The average main pensions in July were below €800 gross, while supplementary pensions also showed a significant decrease, according to data from the Helios system.
Police seize weapons, speakers in Zefyri settlement raid
Eight suspects were arrested on Friday during a raid at a predominantly Roma settlement in the western Athens district of Zefyri, police said.
Greek volleyball player recounts ordeal in Nepal amid political unrest
Greek volleyball player Eva Chantava, who, along with teammates, was among those trapped in Nepal in recent days following unrest sparked by the prime minister’s resignation, said she feared for her life before managing to reach capital Kathmandu for her return to Greece.
Turkey arrests 161 Islamic State group suspects in a week
Turkish police have arrested 161 suspected members of the Islamic State group over the last week, Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said Friday.
Woman, 20, killed in road accident on Crete highway
A 20-year-old woman was killed late on Thursday after being struck by a car near Iraklio, Crete, police said.
AADE to correct past errors
Tax administration will be able to revoke fines that date back up to a decade by itself.
Why is Turkey’s main opposition party facing a legal crackdown?
Turkey’s main opposition party has seen hundreds of its members arrested in a nearly year-long legal onslaught that will reach a critical point on Monday when a court decides whether to annul the party’s last congress and unseat its leader. The Ankara court’s decision on whether to invalidate the 2023 congress of the Republican People’s…