Cartoon (28/02/2026)
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The noise and the truth
The anger over the Tempe railway disaster is perfectly legitimate, especially when it emanates from people who lost loved ones in the crash.
Souda Bay base on heightened alert, restricted access
The Souda Bay base has been placed on heightened alert and access to non-authorized personnel has been suspended.
Traditional Greek bean soup (fasolada)
Fasolada appears in many variations across Greece, but it is particularly beloved in its most traditional form, with carrot, celery, onion and olive oil.
Thessaloniki residents demand say over fairgrounds
Residents of Greece’s second-largest city are pushing for what could become the country’s first municipal referendum, over the redevelopment of the grounds that holds the Thessaloniki International Fair.
No one owns a national tragedy
Is the video paying tribute to the memory of the victims or a political ad? Is it an invitation to a public demonstration or an effort to stoke public anger?
FM: Greeks in Middle East could be evacuated in emergency
Greece is ready to evacuate its citizens from the Middle East if the need arises, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis told reporters Saturday.
Stumbling over a stubborn past
“The time will come when our silence will be more powerful than the voices you strangle today.” These were the last words of German-born anarchist August Spies as he faced the noose for the bloody events surrounding May Day in Chicago, 1886.
Consumption inequalities are persisting
The richest 10% currently spends five times more than the poorest 50% of the population, ranking Greece as the country with the 5th highest inequality in the EU.
Authorities dismantle fake document network used to smuggle migrants
Authorities announced Saturday that they had dismantled a criminal network specializing in the production of fake travel documents to smuggle migrants into European Union countries.