AEK is the new leader after Olympiakos stumbled at home
AEK has climbed to the top of the Super League table after its victory against OFI and the draw Olympiakos conceded to Kifissia.
Trump Jr. and his father’s orders
Donald Trump Jr railed against Europe, Ukraine and their leaderships at the recent Doha Forum in a speech that does not necessarily align fully with his father’s point of view but is certainly influenced in its reasoning by it. The following points stood out in particular because they clearly demonstrate the United States’ new National…
Crete is getting a reputation
I was born on the island of Crete, but I left by the time I was 3. The family visited off and on for years, I still have many relatives there and the last few years I had the pleasure of visiting often. I have always been proud of my Cretan roots, the history of…
People increasingly turn to ChatGPT for diagnoses
An increasing number of people use artificial intelligence, specifically ChatGPT, to interpret, or reinterpret a medical diagnosis or test results.
Beijing the big winner of 2025
Donald Trump may have dominated the news this year. Since returning to the White House in January promising a new “Golden Age” for America, the world has hung on his every word, waiting to see what convention he would overturn next, what shibboleth he would destroy, what sacred cow he would slaughter.
Looking after those doing the paying
There’s an inconvenient truth that was brought back to the fore in a recent study by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), but which no Greek government has properly addressed: Labor is the most heavily taxed and emburdened sector of the economy.
Pserimos: A tiny island waiting for a doctor
Residents of Pserimos, a tiny border island in the southern Aegean, say they are again without a doctor after a brief reprieve.
Athens mayor slams minister’s criticism of church-side street party
Athens Mayor Haris Doukas has criticized Migration and Asylum Minister Thanos Plevris, a right-wing politician, for condemning a street party held on Saturday night in front of a church in Athens’ Galatsi district, describing his reaction as “hypocritical.”
Traffic camera system to be expanded, irresponsible driving widespread, minister says
Citizen Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis has criticized what he describes as widespread irresponsible driving in Greece and outlined plans for an expanded traffic camera system to improve road safety.
Minister announces extra support for alfalfa producers
Rural Development and Food Minister Kostas Tsiaras has announced additional financial support for alfalfa cultivation, alongside wheat and cotton, citing disruptions caused by the spread of goat and sheep pox that have limited the product’s distribution.