The political standoff between the government and main opposition PASOK has deepened, following new witness testimony before the parliamentary committee investigating the OPEKEPE agricultural subsidies fraud case.
A prosecutor in Larissa has ordered the exhumation of the son of hunger striker Panos Ruci, who was among the 57 victims of the 2023 Tempe train disaster.
Marine biologists are attributing a surge in sea turtle attacks on swimmers at Marathi Beach in Hania, Crete, to tourists and fishermen feeding the animals, which alters their natural behavior.
Ex-finance minister Euclid Tsakalotos has criticized former prime minister Alexis Tsipras, questioning his leftist credentials and recent public interventions.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said he and President Donald Trump had made “meaningful progress” on a range of regional and bilateral issues at their first meeting in the White House in six years, where they discussed defense cooperation and trade.
Smaller increases are being recorded in rental rates in Attica and Thessaloniki compared to 2024.
Exhibition commemorating the massacres at Nanjing and Kalavryta opens in Athens.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday that Turkey will defend its rights to Mediterranean resources while maintaining Ankara’s call for a two-state solution in Cyprus.
The Institute of Educational Policy and Council of State will partner to strengthen institutional education in schools, following an initiative by Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki.
Opposition lawmaker Pavlos Yeroulanos said late on Thursday that Greece’s socialist PASOK party must take key organizational steps within the next two months or reconsider its strategy, warning it risked losing political momentum.