Hand grenade found at Piraeus apartment block
Police have redirected traffic in the Kaminia district of Piraeus following the discovery of a hand grenade in the parking area of an apartment building.
Vital role of Greek port uncontested
The debate over the supposed possible withdrawal of US military forces from Alexandroupoli in northern Greece, has highlighted the critical role of the port in supporting NATO’s eastern flank.
UK, France and Ukraine to present peace deal to Trump, Starmer says
Britain and France will work on a peace deal with Ukraine and present it to Donald Trump, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Sunday, describing it as a step in the right direction following Friday’s explosive meeting in the White House.
Citizens demanded the obvious on Tempe, truth and justice, PM says
Citizens have demanded the obvious, truth and justice, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis posted early Sunday following Friday’s massive rally in Athens, echoed by gatherings across Greece and cities abroad, marking the second anniversary of the Tempe railway disaster, which claimed 57 lives and left many seriously injured.
In a coma since 2023, Gerasimos coming home
The only person in the first car of Intercity 62 – the passenger train that smashed into an oncoming freight train at Tempe in central Greece in February 2023 – is being airlifted from a rehabilitation center in Milan, Italy, to Larissa on Tuesday, so can be closer to his family in nearby Volos.
Tax evasion remains rampant at nightclubs, inspections reaffirm
Sweeping inspections by tax authorities at many of the most popular nightclubs in Athens and Thessaloniki since January have determined that tax evasion at such venues remains rampant.
Tsitsipas ends ATP 500 finals losing streak in Dubai
Stefanos Tsitsipas secured his first ATP 500 title by beating Felix Auger-Aliassime 6-3, 6-3 in the Dubai Championships final on Saturday.
Silent march sends deafening message
They came without leaders, without chants, without party banners – only their footsteps echoing through the streets of Athens.
High power rates derail subsidy spending
Soaring electricity rates in February, pushed up by cold weather and the sharp increase in the price of natural gas before the de-escalation of the last few days, have also derailed the subsidy account for March.
Why a Japanese Oscar contender isn’t being shown in Japan
A film by a Japanese woman about her search for justice from uncooperative authorities after she reported being raped is a contender at Sunday’s Academy Awards.