Barring a dramatic turn of events, we are witnessing the final hours of the farmers’ protests. After 40 days of blockades on roads, at customs points, and in airports, the farmers appear to be seeking a heroic exit, as it were, having evidently realized that they cannot expect any further concessions from the government.
Both for Greece and Turkey, 2025 was a relatively – if not very, even – successful year.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will visit Madrid on Monday for talks with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, marking the first visit by a Greek premier to Spain in 13 years.
We visit some of Athens’ classic patisseries to rediscover the iconic desserts that have shaped the city’s palate.
Blues Cargo, one of Greece’s most authentic Chicago blues bands, returns to the Half Note Jazz Club (17 Trivonianou) for a special performance with internationally acclaimed Chicago bluesman Michael Dotson.
AADE intends to create specific payment arrangements for everyone with dues to the state.
Authorities have issued an urgent weather warning as conditions are expected to worsen from Sunday afternoon, bringing a wave of cold, strong north winds and widespread snowfall.
Two leading Greek bands are set to share the stage for the first time during the second Straight from the Bottom festival at PLYFA (39 Koritsas).
Police arrested a 35-year-old foreign national Saturday in Thessaloniki for lacking valid residency documents. The arrest followed an outstanding detention order issued by the Thessaloniki Appeals Prosecutor’s Office at the request of Turkish authorities.
As farmers continue to escalate their protest actions, it is worth remembering that agriculture is not just another sector of the economy, but a strategic mechanism that produces social stability and resilience.