Stricter laws do not mean exaggeration or abuse of power. The new traffic code is much stricter, and rightly so. This is another reason why its implementation should be carried out with even greater care.
Archaeologists working on the shores of Ohrid Lake in Albania are convinced they have uncovered the oldest human settlement built on a European lake, finding evidence of an organized hunting and farming community living up to 8,000 years ago.
A bipartisan initiative is gaining momentum in the US Congress to prevent Turkey from lifting CAATSA sanctions and rejoining the F-35 fighter jet program.
Greek scientists, primarily from the diaspora, are launching the “Greeks in AI” community to advance artificial intelligence research and strengthen ties with Greece, with their first symposium scheduled for July 19-20 in Athens.
The Ministry of National Economy has ordered state land agencies to prioritize demolitions of unauthorized coastal structures, emphasizing those recently built or deemed dangerous.
The 31st Kalamata International Dance Festival (kalamatadancefestival.gr) will bring the city to life with dance.
Temperatures exceeded 40°C in several parts of Greece on Thursday, according to data from the National Observatory of Athens.
A four-year-old girl is hospitalized with serious injuries after she and her 43-year-old father were struck by a truck while crossing a road in Iraklio, Crete.
The Historical Archive – Museum of Hydra presents “Writings and Maps,” a solo exhibition by Vasso Triga.
The Thessaloniki Criminal Appeals Court has sentenced members of a major theft ring to prison terms ranging from 3.5 to 15 years, concluding a large-scale trial involving 45 defendants. The group was found guilty of hundreds of burglaries and thefts across Thessaloniki during 2020–21, with stolen goods valued over €2.5 million.