Mitsotakis congratulates Merz on election as German chancellor
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis congratulated Friedrich Merz on his election as Chancellor of Germany.
Convicted pedophile teacher arrested after long manhunt
A 63-year-old man convicted of sexually abusing minors with disabilities was arrested on Saturday in Examilia, Corinth, following a targeted operation by police.
Turkish support firms for jailed mayor Imamoglu vs Erdogan, polls show
Popular support for Ekrem Imamoglu, the Istanbul mayor whose arrest sparked Turkey’s largest protests in a decade, has risen further above President Tayyip Erdogan since he was detained and jailed in March, opinion polls show.
Hyperhidrosis | Athens | To July 4
The Museum of Modern Greek Culture (mnep.gr) and ATOPOS cvc x Office of Watery Affairs present the art exhibition “Hyperhidrosis: Sweating Together” at the Bathhouse of the Winds (8 Kyrristou) in Plaka.
Birdsong, a soundtrack for life
A few nights before Mom died, my brother, sister and I lay in bed with her, doorman and women of her soul, for we knew she was going to go but not when and we wanted to be there at the threshold when she did.
Police dismantle corruption ring in land registry offices across Attica
Police have carried out an operation in eight land registry offices across the Attica region, targeting a suspected corruption ring.
Americans abroad must defend themselves
In just 100 days, US President Donald Trump has confirmed all the dire warnings Democrats raised during last year’s presidential campaign.
Mitsotakis to meet Sisi on Wednesday
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is expected to visit Greece on Wednesday for a meeting with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
Donald Trump’s mental collages
Donald Trump’s superweapon is that he creates so much noise around himself (“flooding the zone with shit,” as Steve Bannon, America’s ultra-right guru and a fan of Trump puts it) that no one can deal with the latest provocation, nor even understand what is going on.
Ancient Greek text identified in charred Herculaneum scroll using AI and X-rays
A scroll carbonized in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius nearly 2,000 years ago has been identified as a philosophical work by the Greek Epicurean thinker Philodemus, the Guardian has reported.