The ruling New Democracy party has begun quietly preparing electoral candidate lists for the next parliamentary elections, with a focus on excluding members under judicial investigation or with ethical red flags, according to party officials familiar with the process.
A new survey by the Institute for Educational Policy seeks to get to the bottom of why Greek school children consistently score poorly in the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA).
A series of arson attacks was reported overnight across multiple areas of Athens, targeting automated teller machines (ATMs) and a commercial vehicle, authorities said. No injuries were reported, but the incidents caused material damage.
Morningstar DBRS has upgraded its forecast for Cyprus’ economic growth in 2026 to 3% from 2.9% expected last December.
Historian Hagen Fleischer, who’s devoted his life to studying the German occupation, recalls his thoughts when seeing the Kaisariani images.
Prices decreased in 2025 in product groups where a significant reduction in sale “offers” was recorded, according to data by Circana.
Despite the turbulence in the Middle East, international inbound airline seats are already up 8% from last year for the summer season, exceeding 30 million.
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis (right) speaks with Athens Mayor Haris Doukas during the second day of the socialist party’s congress, in Athens, on Saturday.
Last Monday, the trial of those indicted as responsible for the deadliest rail disaster in Greece’s history, started, three years and 23 days after the tragic event. But it didn’t get very far.
Harokopou Street in the southern Athens suburb of Kallithea is one of those areas that rarely seems to slow down