The ‘Odyssey Season’ begins in Messinia
Authentic experiences connected to Homeric storytelling and to the actual settings of those ancient tales help to define Costa Navarino’s new season, which begins on February 27.
Is this really Greece? A history of neglect and tragedy
“This is Greece.” Will the words of late prime minister Costas Simitis from September 2000 continue to haunt us 26 years later?
Mitsotakis announces national dialogue on new school leaving certificate
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has announced the launch of a national dialogue on the creation of a new national school-leaving certificate during an interministerial meeting at the Maximos Mansion.
Arms found hidden in Cretan sheepfold
Police on Crete said Tuesday they have discovered a small cache of firearms and ammunition in the vicinity of a village where a shootout between rival families left two people dead last year.
Woman dies in Larissa house fire
A woman in her 70s has died in a house fire in the city of Larissa. The fire occurred in the Nea Smyrni district of the town.
Athens hotels see uptick in occupancy, room prices
Hotels in Athens and Attica saw a small increase in occupancy rates in 2025 and a higher raise in average room prices, while formerly less popular months are seeing an uptick in custom. hoteliers said Tuesday.
EU aims to boost local shipbuilding with new ‘Made in EU’ plan
The European Commission is set to propose measures designed to ensure more vessels and other goods and services for the European Union’s shipping sector are made in the bloc, according to a draft document seen by Reuters.
Pros and cons of upgrading ATHEX
MSCI has decided to proceed with an express upgrade of the Greek stock market, launching a consultation process with investors.
Partner of murdered businessman describes abduction to police
The partner of the 27-year-old businessman found murdered over the weekend in a stream in Nea Peramos, west of Athens, has provided investigators with details about his abduction.
Parliamentary probe into subsidy scandal to wind up on February 27
The parliamentary committee investigating a European Union agricultural subsidy scandal will extend its sessions for another few days, lawmakers decided Tuesday.