Vandals darken capital’s streets
Vandals have increasingly targeted Athens’ streetlights, leaving major streets in darkness and raising safety concerns, city officials said.
New US envoy to Greece welcomed at Athens music night
The new US ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, marked the start of her diplomatic posting with a music night in downtown Athens on Sunday, hosted by Greek pop star Konstantinos Argiros.
Jobless rate falls to 4.9% in Cyprus
New Eurostat figures have confirmed Cyprus’ continued positive performance in the labor market.
Stormy week looms, with downpours and strong winds
Greece faces a significant weather shift starting on Monday, with heavy rains and strong storms forecast in western, central and northern regions, including Thessaly, Epirus, western Macedonia and the Ionian Islands.
Volos and Levadiakos add spice to the Super League
PAOK and Olympiakos won again to stay at the top of the Super League, within one point from each other.
Classic giouvarlakia avgolemono
This comforting, aromatic, traditional meatball soup with its characteristic egg-lemon sauce is a warm hug on a plate.
Police: 6 took part in Crete vendetta shooting
Greek police said Sunday that six persons took part in the exchange of gunfire between two feuding families in the village of Vorizia, Crete, in which two people were killed and four were seriously injured.
Europe’s wake-up call: Spend, build, defend
Europe is waking from a long and dangerous dream. For decades, peace was taken for granted and deterrence was treated as someone else’s task.
The myth of leftist dominance
It’s somewhat amusing to see talk lately about the “ideological dominance of the left.”
The crisis of trust in institutions is a wake-up call
The recent survey by KAPA Research reveals a disheartening – but at the same time valuable – message for Greek society: 97% of citizens consider corruption to be “fairly to very widespread” in the country.