Shifting sands: A beach divided between nature and progress
A controversial construction project on Potamos Beach on the island of Thassos in the northern Aegean has raised concerns among residents.
Greek festival to bring music, food, and culture to Darling Harbour
The Greek Festival Darling Harbour will take over Sydney’s Darling Harbour this weekend, offering a two-day celebration of Greek heritage, food, and music, The Greek Herald reports.
Athens juggles EU alignment, US interests
As the Ukraine crisis continues to unfold, Athens is navigating a complex diplomatic challenge, balancing its commitment to the European Union with its long-standing relationship with the US.
Deadly attack at Athens psychiatric hospital: 47-year-old inmate kills female patient
A 47-year-old male inmate has fatally attacked a 44-year-old female patient at the Psychiatric Hospital of Attica in Dafni, western Athens.
Eurobarometer: Jobs, prices stress Greek youth
Rising prices and job creation dominate the concerns of young Greeks, according to a new Eurobarometer survey. Among respondents aged 16-30, 43% in Greece cited the economy and employment as top priorities, while 42% focused on inflation and the cost of living.
Washington Post cancels ad from groups calling for Trump to fire Musk
An advertisement that was set to run in some editions of The Washington Post on Tuesday calling for Elon Musk to be fired from his role in government was abruptly canceled, according to one of the advocacy groups that had ordered the ad.
Exploring Arnea, Halkidiki’s architectural gem
This charming village in Halkidiki offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and nature, making it an ideal getaway in Northern Greece.
Dangerous jobs
Thousands of delivery and courier service workers drive around the streets of Athens on motorcycles every day, defying unfavorable weather very often and the terrible chaos of the capital’s traffic situation on a regular basis.
Trump’s war on information
Since last week, the White House has barred Associated Press (AP) reporters from press conferences and Air Force One, accusing the news agency of a “commitment to misinformation.”
Turkey detains nearly 300 people in raids on PKK suspects, including opposition figures
Turkish police have detained 282 suspects accused of ties to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party, or PKK, militant group, the government said on Tuesday, among them journalists, politicians, and academics.