Special ops companies at GSOF Symposium
The Hellenic Aerospace Security & Defense Industries Group (HASDIG) represented the Greek industry with eight member companies at the GSOF Symposium Europe 2025 held in Athens this week.
Disastrous 25-minute spell ends Greece’s World Cup hopes
Greeks go down 3-1 in Denmark in another game that exposed its defensive frailty.
Traffic restrictions for central Athens return on Monday
A measure aimed at reducing traffic and congestion in downtown Athens comes back into effect on Monday.
The waters are closing over Emmanuel Macron’s head
For the best part of a decade, the French president has been a vital presence on the European stage, not just as leader of the EU’s second-largest economy and preeminent military power, but as the most forceful proponent of deeper European integration.
When Crete slows down: The allure of Hania in fall
With fewer tourists, sunlit harbors, and the grape harvest in full swing, autumn reveals Hania’s most authentic and flavorful side.
Plex, more than another cultural venue
It’s more than just a building, or another cultural organization or a “hub” for offbeat artists.
Search operation launched after 24 migrants found on Samos
Authorities on Sunday located 24 migrants in the Asprochorti area of Samos, prompting a search operation for a missing foreign national in the sea area northeast of the island.
‘First slab poured’ at Panathinaikos’ Votanikos stadium
Construction crews are seen working on a new soccer stadium being built for Athens club Panathinaikos in the downtown district of Votanikos, on Friday.
Blues Wire | Athens | October 17
Blues Wire, Greece’s most iconic blues band, will perform live at Kyttaro (Acharnon & Ipeirou) on October 17.
Three released after boy’s drowning at Santorini hotel pool
Three people arrested in connection with the drowning of a five-year-old boy from India in a Santorini hotel pool were released on Sunday after appearing before a prosecutor, according to state broadcaster ERT.