Police on Sunday imposed a daylong ban on all public outdoor gatherings in central Athens, as well as in the northern suburbs of Filothei and Halandri, ahead of a visit by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
A court on Saturday issued the first ruling under the country’s new law protecting the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, convicting 23 members of the anarchist group Rouvikonas.
It was a meeting of the minds.
The major shake-up in the local insurance market has been completed with Bank of Greece’s approval of the acquisition of Ethniki Insurance, the country’s market leader, by Piraeus Bank.
The formation of a committee with the participation of prominent academics to develop a plan for the reorganization of research is an encouraging step in the right direction.
Greece defeated Scotland 3-2 to slash the chances of the Scots to finish top of their 2026 World Cup qualifying group.
Does the market regulate itself or does it just profiteer? Are we or are we not at the European average in terms of purchasing power?
Instead of decreasing, the number of properties on offer has grown in the city center.
There was a time last year when it appeared that Britain might have finally escaped the cycle of instability that had convulsed the country since the Brexit referendum. The election of a Labour government with a landslide majority in July 2024 was supposed to draw a line under eight years of turmoil under the Conservatives,…
We spent seven days at Nefeli Nine, a retreat that feels less like getting away and more like returning home.