Gastronomy showcased in Syntagma
The “Meet Greek Gastronomy” event took place Saturday in Athens, in the Syntagma area.
Former protected witnesses in Novartis case found guilty
The Athens Single-Member Court of Misdemeanors on Monday found Maria Marangeli and Filistor Destembasidis, two former protected witnesses in the Novartis case, guilty of giving false testimony and making false accusations – against five and three individuals, respectively.
Ecumenical Patriarch to meet with US President Trump
The Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew will meet with US President Donald Trump in Washington, DC, on Monday, as part of his official visit to the United States following his receipt of the Templeton Prize.
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew arrives in Washington
The Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew has arrived in Washington starting his 12-day apostolic visit to the United States – a journey that unites diplomatic engagement with the pastoral and spiritual mission of the Mother Church.
Police investigate stabbing outside Thessaloniki nightclub
A police investigation is underway after a 36-year-old woman stabbed a 34-year-old truck driver outside a nightclub in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, early on Sunday.
Trolley driver assaulted in Piraeus
Police are investigating after a trolley driver was assaulted by two unknown individuals in Piraeus on Sunday afternoon.
OPEKEPE scandal returns to parliament
Lawmakers will convene on Monday afternoon to begin investigating the OPEKEPE agricultural subsidies scandal.
Schröder takes over late, Germany tops Turkey 88-83 for EuroBasket gold. Greece, Giannis win bronze
Dennis Schröder simply took over to deliver more gold for Germany.
AI will be the most transformative force in human history
The AI revolution will be as profound as the industrial one, but the transition will come with challenges, says Sir Demis Hassabis.
Turkey issues Navtex for Piri Reis research vessel in Aegean waters
With a Navtex (navigational telex) notice – widely seen as a sign of Turkey’s irritation over developments in the Eastern Mediterranean – Ankara announced that beginning Monday, and for the next ten days, its research vessel Piri Reis will conduct scientific surveys in parts of the Aegean Sea.