Tempe case heading to trial
The case of the Tempe crash in 2023, Greece’s deadliest train disaster, is advancing toward trial after prosecutor Lambros Tsogkas submitted his recommendations to the appeals court president.
Fire breaks out in Andros
A fire broke out in an agricultural forest area on the island of Andros.
Olive oil with a kick seeks to energize Cypriot soccer players
Soccer players are lining up for a fiery kick – not on the pitch, but in the form of a searing shot of olive oil from Cyprus.
Drought exposes lost village
Due to a prolonged drought, the ruins of the village of Kallio, which was submerged in the 1980s to create the artificial Mornos Lake, have re-emerged.
Athens police arrest man wanted in France for serious offenses
Police in Athens have arrested a 48-year-old man wanted by French authorities under a European arrest warrant on charges of manslaughter through negligence and drug trafficking.
Mediterranean study finds alarming coral crisis
Greek scientists took part in an international coral research program spanning seven Mediterranean countries to assess the status of this emblematic species. They dove into once-thriving coral sites – only to face a sobering reality.
Wolf attacks 5-year-old girl on Halkidiki beach
A 5-year-old girl from Serbia was attacked by a wolf on a beach in Neos Marmaras, Halkidiki.
Drugs seized inside Ioannina prison
Prison officers at the Stavrakiou Correctional Facility in Ioannina, northwestern Greece have uncovered dozens of improvised drug packages hidden in a common area by an inmate.
ND-PASOK feud over ND official involved in farm fraud
Between 2019 and 2024, the suspects are alleged to have received a total of 2.6 million euros in subsidies from the Greek agricultural payments agency OPEKEPE. Of that amount, about 1.5 million euros was allegedly misused, the sources said.
More young people choose cohabitation
The option of cohabitation is becoming ever more popular in Greece, especially among young people.