Man arrested after posing with gun on Facebook
A 48-year-old man from Peristeri, western Athens, was arrested after posting a photo of himself holding a handgun on Facebook.
Banks and offices targeted in Hania vandalism spree
Unknown vandals caused significant damage to businesses and banks in central Hania, Crete, overnight.
Fighting for democracy
When I was teenager, I witnessed firsthand the brutal authoritarianism of the Greek junta. Now, as an adult, I see uncomfortable parallels in a growing authoritarianism in America, the country of my birth.
Los Tre | Athens | November 7
The Athens-based instrumental group Los Tre return with their sixth LP, “Taha Mu,” an electrifying blend of global rhythms and psychedelic energy, at Ilion Plus (17 Kodringtonos).
PM says 13-hour workday reports are false
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, on his weekly Sunday briefing, defended his government’s controversial labor law, saying it modernizes the labor market while protecting workers.
Men in Exile | Athens | November 14
Following performances in the Netherlands, Belgium and the Czech Republic, the experimental trio Men in Exile brings its debut project to Baumstrasse (8 Servion) in Athens.
Ioannina: Where to go and what to see
As autumn deepens, Ioannina glows with golden leaves, tranquil walks, rich history, and flavors that linger like the morning mist.
Traffic restrictions in Athens for 29th Cycling Tour
Traffic restrictions were implemented Sunday morning in central Athens for the 29th Athens Cycling Tour.
Rain and storms forecast across Greece this week
Greece faces a wet and unsettled week starting Sunday, with widespread showers and thunderstorms but little change in temperatures.
Turkish Cypriots vote for a leader as peace talks hang in balance
Voters in Turkish-occupied northern Cyprus went to the polls on Sunday in a presidential vote seen as a test on whether talks to reunify the divided island can be revived.