A 21-year-old man and his 57-year-old father were arrested early Saturday in Hania, Crete following a wild car chase and face an array of charges including violence against public and judicial officials, dangerous driving, traffic code violations, and property damage.
A 21-year-old passenger lost their life in a traffic accident that occurred early Sunday in northern Greece, on the provincial road from Drama to Sidironero.
Student housing rents in Greece rose by 7.4% in Q2 2025 compared to the same period last year, outpacing the overall rent increase of 7.2%, according to Spitogatos Insights. The sharpest rises were recorded in traditionally cheaper student cities, including Hania, where rents jumped 15.6%.
Firefighting efforts across multiple fronts in Greece have led to improved conditions, though the battle continues as reignitions and scattered hotspots remain active. Aerial operations resumed early Sunday, while overnight ground crews took advantage of calmer winds to contain flames in key areas.
High temperatures will persist across Greece on Sunday, though the heatwave is expected to start easing, beginning in the west. Under these weather conditions, the risk of wildfires remains high in many parts of the country.
The body of a child around two years old was discovered washed ashore at a beach in Palaio Faliro, southern Athens late Saturday night.
The Public Debt Management (PDMA) announced that it will auction 13-week treasury bills in book-entry form to the amount of 500 million euros.
The prospect of an academic career no longer holds the appeal it once did for Greece’s young men and women, who left disciplines like philology, physics and mathematics – customarily leading up to a university post – off their list of preferences at this year’s nationwide university entrance exams, leading to a sharp drop in…
A historically significant marble fragment has been repatriated to Greece from Chile.
This year’s university entry thresholds point to the persistence of a very alarming trend that has been gathering pace in recent years: The schools that lead to crucial positions in the public sector, in education and the armed forces, are no longer popular.