Historic win for Kifissia over Panathinaikos
Four days before its opening battle for the league phase of the Champions League, Olympiakos put five past Panserraikos.
Huge potential for practical skills in primary education
The Greek primary education system is taking some timid steps toward its modernization, offering pupils some additional skills to the purely theoretical classes – yet there is so much potential for the schools of the 21st century.
Last throw for Macron: Lecornu faces the poisoned chalice of reform
Good luck to Sebastien Lecornu, France’s fifth prime minister in two years and the seventh of Emmanuel Macron’s presidency.
The politics of public space
The clash between the Municipality of Athens and the Ministry of Tourism over the antisemitic graffiti that recently popped up on the walls of Athens – a city already wildly vandalized – is in reality a clash of opposing cultures.
Greece earns its first Eurobasket medal in 16 years
Greece survived a furious late rally by Finland to win 92-89 on Sunday and earn third place in the 2025 Eurobasket in Riga, Latvia.
PASOK leader rules out collaborations that would ‘undermine’ socialist party’s agenda
Main opposition leader Nikos Androulakis, head of the Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK), on Sunday ruled out entering into any alliances that could compromise his party’s program.
Migration inflow rising, 578 arrivals to Gavdos in 24 hours
A total of 578 migrants have arrived on Gavdos, Greece’s southernmost island, aboard nine boats over the past day, according to state broadcaster ERT.
St. Catherine’s Monastery in Sinai elects new Archbishop
Archimandrite Symeon Papadopoulos has been elected the new Abbot and Archbishop of the historic Monastery of St. Catherine in Sinai, following a vote by the members of the Sinai Brotherhood in Egypt.
Greece rebuts Libya’s UN letter on maritime zones
Greece has submitted a letter to the United Nations rejecting Libya’s recent claims over maritime zones, which Athens says are based on the Turkey-Libya Memorandum, regarded as illegal by the Greek government because it disregards the existence and rights of Greek islands.
PM: Chevron tender bid de facto recognition of Greece’s sovereign rights
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Sunday said the participation of Chevron and Helleniq Energy in an international tender for four offshore blocks south of Crete and the Peloponnese constitutes de facto recognition of Greece’s sovereign rights in the area.