Athens hitting the brakes on scooters
Athens Mayor Haris Doukas is considering a full ban on electric rental scooters until clear regulations are introduced to manage their use in the city.
Congress spotlights Azerbaijan’s crimes in Nagorno Karabakh
Aram Hamparian, the executive director of the Armenian National Committee of America, joins Thanos Davelis as we look into a recent Congressional hearing that put the spotlight on Azerbaijan’s ethnic cleansing of Nagorno Karabakh, and break down what steps the US can take to hold Azerbaijan accountable.
Crackdown camper van parking stirs summer storm
A recently imposed fine has brought to light a controversial new law in Greece that places heavy restrictions on camper van parking, sparking legal action from owners.
Greek broadcaster releases distressing audio from Tempe train crash aftermath
Greek broadcaster Antenna TV has released a harrowing new audio recording from the aftermath of the Tempe train crash that claimed 57 lives in February 2023.
Nearly half of Greek SMEs are digitally illiterate
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Greece show particularly low levels of digital technology adoption, with nearly one in two (46.6%) rated as having very low digital intensity, according to Eurostat’s Digital Intensity Index.
Two arrested after axe attack on delivery worker in Hania
A 35-year-old food delivery worker was attacked by two foreign nationals around midnight in Hania, Crete, local police said.
Tourist, 17, arrested in Greece over brutal murder in Poland
A 17-year-old Polish national has been arrested in Katerini, in Greece’s central Macedonia region, over the brutal murder of a woman in his home country last week, authorities said.
Greece eyes GSI restart
Greece expects to resume exploratory work on the Great Sea Interconnector – an ambitious electricity link between Greece, Cyprus and Israel – within the coming months, senior diplomatic sources said on Thursday, despite potential geopolitical friction with Turkey.