Chevron’s here and must stay
Greece must make the most of the momentum of competition on hydrocarbons in the Med.
The battle to save octopuses, one trap at a time
“In a few years, there won’t be a single octopus left. Greek tourism is associated with the species, but soon we’ll only see them in photos,” says Captain Alex Cornelissen, activist and CEO of the Amsterdam-based environmental organization Sea Shepherd Global, sounding the alarm.
Tunnel discovered under archeological site, two arrests
Police officers in Fokida, central Greece, discovered a hidden ‘vertical tunnel’ near an archaeological site that was being used for looting.
Arrest made in connection with the Ymittos forest fires
Greek police arrested on Tuesday a foreign national in connection with a fire in Ymittos, following a warrant issued by the Athens Court of First Instance’s special investigator.
PASOK criticizes Andreas Loverdos over move to New Democracy
PASOK officials sharply criticized Andreas Loverdos’ decision to join New Democracy, accusing the former PASOK MP and minister of attempting to undermine the party through his past actions.
Fire breaks out at industrial site in western Athens
A fire broke out on Tuesday afternoon at an industrial site in the Renti area of western Athens.
Strong TV ratings for EuroBasket 2025 final across Europe
The EuroBasket 2025 men’s final on Sunday night, where Germany defeated Turkey 88–83, drew strong television audiences across Europe, underlining the sport’s growing popularity on the continent.
Exploring Pyrgi: The Chios village with painted walls
Discover Pyrgi in Chios, a medieval village where unique xysta patterns, fortified alleys, and living tradition captivate visitors worldwide.
Man arrested for drug trafficking at Athens airport
Police arrested a 30-year-old foreign national on Tuesday at Athens’ Eleftherios Venizelos Airport for possession of, and intent to traffic, heroin.
Simeon’s election unifying
The election of Simeon Papadopoulos as the new archbishop of Sinai on Sunday, which saw him receive 19 out of 20 votes, was a decisive moment for the monastery, ensuring there will be no challenges to his appointment.