Fatal riot case set for November
The trial for the 2023 death of police officer Giorgos Lyggeridis is scheduled to begin on November 5. The trial will take place in a specially prepared courtroom at the Korydallos Women’s Prison in Athens.
Police link three men with fan violence incident in Thessaloniki
Police said they have identified three men who they believe beat up a man for supporting a rival soccer club in Thessaloniki last year.
Zoomers love job hopping, hope to found own business
Research shows that six out of 10 Generation Z individuals (born between 1996 and 2012) do not like the idea of a “steady job” but plan to work for up to five bosses during their working life.
Tax dodging Rhodes beach bar shut down
Tax inspectors found a well-known beach bar in Rhodes to have systematically evaded paying taxes.
PM to join EU leaders’ video call on Ukraine
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will participate in the European leaders’ video conference on Ukraine at 2 p.m., his office said.
Athens keeping sharp eye on Ukraine talks
As US President Donald Trump prepared for a high-stakes White House meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Monday, concerns were apparent in Athens over the direction of negotiations about Ukraine’s future.
About 45,000 hectares have burned in Greece so far this year
About 45,000 hectares have burned in Greece so far this year, which ranks 2025 as the 5th most destructive in the last twenty years, according to Kostas Lagouvardos, director of research at the National Observatory of Athens.
5 takeaways from Trump’s meeting with Zelenskyy and European leaders
President Donald Trump met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and European leaders at the White House on Monday, in a cordial but inconclusive push to end Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Few winners seen left in power market
Greece’s electricity retail market looks set for more consolidation. The inevitable mergers and acquisitions, say market analysts, will leave the sector with four big players.
End of an era as capital removes payphones
The Municipality of Athens is removing dozens of defunct payphones that have become pedestrian hazards after years of abandonment.