First ruling on Tempe tragedy published
The Administrative Court of Athens announced it has published the ruling it issued last week awarding damages for moral suffering to relatives of a victim of the Tempe rail disaster.
Reds climb to the top of the Euroleague table, as Greens falter
Olympiakos beat Villeurbanne on Friday and rose to the top of the Euroleague standings.
Greek towns frozen out by budget delays
Dozens of Greek municipalities began 2026 effectively paralyzed, unable to secure contracts or launch public works projects because they lacked approved budgets, local officials say.
Bacchae | Athens | July 10-11
“The Bacchae,” directed by Javor Gardev, will be staged at the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus as a contemporary interpretation of the clash between reason and instinct.
Parliament moves quickly on OPEKEPE indictments
Parliament is preparing to fast-track new OPEKEPE agricultural funding scandal indictments so they can leave the legislature as soon as possible and be handled by the regular justice system.
Trial not theater
The state is obliged to ensure the conditions necessary for the proper conduct of a trial.
From NATO to the ‘Board of War’
To understand where Donald Trump is going with his attacks on NATO, we should look at his Board of Peace, which was established to manage Gaza’s reconstruction but which, at a deeper level, is aimed at breaking the United Nations.
Los Tre | Athens | April 8
Los Tre, one of Greece’s most dynamic instrumental acts, will perform at Raindogs (53 Mavromichali).
Cartoon (03/03/2026)
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Livestock theft a growing concern in Thessaloniki area
Livestock thefts are becoming an increasing concern in the Thessaloniki prefecture, with two major incidents recorded within just one month.