Athens mayor responds to Israeli ambassador, condemns Israel’s actions in Gaza
Mayor of Athens Haris Doukas responded to criticism of the city’s municipal authorities by Israeli Ambassador to Greece Noam Katz.
Algerian mother accused of killing 3-year-old daughter to testify on Wednesday
A 32-year-old woman from Algeria, accused of killing her three-year-old daughter, has been granted an extension to testify before an investigative judge on Wednesday.
Worst drought in 33 years tests Evros farmers
A group of men stand around staring into the dry bed of the Evros River just a few meters from the Kipoi border crossing with Turkey in northeastern Greece.
The Music of Queen | Athens | August 27
The internationally acclaimed tribute band The Music of Queen will perform in Greece for the first time on August 27 at the Veakeio Theater.
Warm August weather continues on Sunday
Warm weather is expected across Greece on Sunday, accompanied by strong winds in the Aegean, reaching up to force 6.
Athens holds course amid backlash against Israel
Greece will maintain its strategic alignment with Israel despite mounting European anger toward Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, citing shared security interests.
Bank of Cyprus aces stress test
Bank of Cyprus has announced it has achieved its best results to date in the 2025 EU-wide stress test.
Piraeus to welcome world’s first floating museum
The Art Explora Festival’s floating museum will dock at Piraeus port October 3-12, marking its first visit to Greece after stops across the Mediterranean that have drawn over 300,000 visitors.
AADE officials visit OPEKEPE HQ
High-level officials of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) paid a visit last Friday to the headquarters of OPEKEPE, the Greek authority for Common Agricultural Policy payments involved in payment irregularities.
Non-state but supervised
Opening up tertiary education to the private sector was a necessary step that was delayed by the die-hard stereotypes of an obsolete political culture.