Taylor Swift Night | Athens | May 16
Death Disco (16 Ogigou) hosts another Taylor Swift Night on May 16, a celebration of the American pop superstar whose chart-topping hits and sold-out Eras Tour turned her into a global phenomenon
Two men arrested for robbery from car at Athens Airport
Police at Athens International Airport arrested two men, aged 33 and 41, on charges of robbery on Wednesday, after they broke into a parked vehicle using a frequency jamming device.
Fiscal leeway to benefit middle class
Greece is preparing to deploy a €1.4 billion fiscal cushion in 2026, capitalizing on robust 2024 budget performance and EU leeway for higher defense outlays, as the government eyes tax cuts to stimulate the economy and reward compliance.
Suspected spy in Alexandroupoli remanded in custody
A 59-year-old house painter of Georgian origin, arrested for espionage in Alexandroupoli, has been remanded in custody following his testimony.
Prosecutor recommends acquittal in Spartans electoral fraud trial
A prosecutor has proposed the acquittal of all 11 defendants in the electoral fraud trial involving the far-right Spartans party, citing a lack of evidence that voters were misled.
Central Pilio: Unforgettable nature walks and culinary delights
Experience Pilio’s scenic hikes, aromatic herbs, quiet villages, and unforgettable local dishes in one of Greece’s most picturesque regions.
Judith Hill | Athens | May 6
Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Judith Hill will perform at Gazarte Main Stage (34 Voutadon) in Athens alongside her quartet on May 6.
Greece doesn’t need tax cuts: it needs a fair tax reform
The Greek government happily declares that it will reduce taxes. But what is needed is not a general reduction in taxation, but a radical reform of the most class-based tax system in the entire OECD which will provide for both tax reductions and tax increases.
AADE reports major seizures of cash, drugs and contraband in early 2025
Significant quantities of smuggled goods, illegal substances and undeclared cash were seized in the first quarter of 2025, according to data released by the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE).
Dendias holds first call with Hegseth, discusses defense ties
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias and his US counterpart, Pete Hegseth, held their first telephone conversation on Friday.