The ReBrain generation: ‘That’s why we came back’
Augusta Stanitsa had no intention of going to the ReBrain Greece event in London. But she had mentioned it to her family in Athens and they were the ones who urged her, “What do you have to lose?”
Europe defenseless against climate change
Environmental degradation threatens the European way of life, with three quarters of eurozone businesses dependent on ecosystem services, according to a European Environment Agency report released Monday.
Euroleague starts with victories for the Greeks
The biggest ever Euroleague has just started, featuring 20 teams, and the two Greek representatives asserted their authority from Day 1 as they opened their campaign with victories on Tuesday.
Who pays the price of scandal
It is essential that the scandal over OPEKEPE – the agency responsible for distributing European Union agricultural funds in Greece – be cleared up soon.
Greece approves nearly 19,500 public sector hires for 2026
Greece’s Cabinet has approved 19,489 new public sector positions for 2026, focusing on healthcare, defense, local government, education, justice, infrastructure and civil protection, the Ministry of Interior announced Tuesday.
Erdogan-led council backs two-state model for Cyprus
Turkey’s National Security Council, chaired by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, on Tuesday reaffirmed that the Cyprus issue is a “national matter” and expressed support for a two-state solution on the island.
Kenny Garrett | Athens | November 29
Grammy-winning saxophonist Kenny Garrett, one of the most influential figures in modern jazz, will perform live at Gazarte’s Main Stage (32 Voutadon) in Athens.
ATHEX: Bourse index ends September with minor gains
September became the 11th consecutive month of growth for the benchmark of the Greek stock market.
Defense minister presents reform plan for armed forces personnel
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias presented on Tuesday a reform plan for armed forces personnel.
Italy’s navy to quit Gaza flotilla as risk of Israeli attack looms
Italy’s navy will stop following the international flotilla trying to deliver aid to Gaza once it gets within 150 nautical miles (278 km) of the shore, the Italian defense ministry said on Tuesday.