Police remove 610 meters of illegal power lines in Menidi raid
Police arrested nine people in Menidi, west of Athens, on charges including electricity theft and animal welfare violations, authorities said.
Gov’t weighs measures to ease traffic congestion in Attica
Reducing truck traffic on Kifissos Avenue, introducing smart traffic lights and accelerating major infrastructure projects were among the measures discussed at a government meeting on tackling traffic congestion in Attica.
From Cyprus to California, to a ‘Trojan’ in Kasos
August 2020. Greece and Turkey scramble warships around the island of Kasos. The situation appears to be spiraling toward the brink. C.L. Max Nikias, former president of the University of Southern California, talks about his life and career, and the background of an little-known mediation.
Ankara visit, modest goals
Greece and Turkey are moving toward a planned meeting of their High-Level Cooperation Council (HLCC) with an agenda that could still change in the coming weeks.
Central Macedonia declares three-day mourning over Romania crash
The Central Macedonia region has declared three days of mourning following a devastating traffic accident in Romania on Tuesday that killed seven supporters of Greek soccer club PAOK traveling to France.
Safety goes out the window in the search for thrills and photo ops
The woman sounded determined: “There’s a group of us, and we want to go walking in the snow,” she told a mountain guide during a recent telephone call.
Authorities investigate death of newborn girl
Authorities are investigating the death of a seven-day-old girl Wednesday.
Greece ranks 16th in OECD ChatGPT use
Greece ranks 16th among 51 OECD-surveyed nations in ChatGPT usage, with nearly 40% of internet users employing the OpenAI chatbot. The country saw a 20-percentage-point increase from 2024 to 2025.
Estia Greek Festival returns to Hobart with two-week program
The Estia Greek Festival will return to Hobart, Australia, with a two-week program celebrating Greek food culture and community, organizers said.