Chios shipwreck survivor recalls darkness before crash
Eight days after a deadly migrant boat crash off Chios that killed 15 people, investigators continue gathering testimonies from survivors hospitalized with severe injuries.
Bank of Greece chief, Tsipras revive feud
Former prime minister Alexis Tsipras and Bank of Greece chief Yannis Stournaras have reignited an old feud following an interview in which Stournaras alleged government intimidation in 2016 during Tsipras’ term in office.
Attiki Odos to shut down intersections for maintenance
Two entries to the Attiki Odos beltway towards the Athens International Airport will be closed to traffic until 6 a.m. on Monday morning for heavy maintenance work, the highway’s operator has said.
Platform for tax declarations to open March 16
The online platform for 2025 tax declarations is expected to open to taxpayers on March 16, Greek tax authorities said.
Prosecutor upgrades charges in cookie factory explosion
A prosecutor investigating a deadly explosion at a cookie factory in central Greece that killed five workers on January 26 has upgraded the charges against three men arrested over the incident to homicide with possible intent, according to state-run broadcaster ERT.
Gen Z is discovering a ‘contemporary’ Theo
The scene at the Cinobo Patision cinema on a recent Sunday afternoon resembles the years after the restoration of democracy in Greece in the mid-1970s.
Addicts seeking sobriety from sex and romance
People addicted to love and sex meet weekly in a ground-floor room in Neos Kosmos to share their experiences for 90 minutes.
‘Green’ houses beyond reach
The asking prices of homes in the two lowest-energy-certificate categories increased at a faster rate in 2025, compared to properties considered “green.”
Two investment conferences to boost Greek-Turkish economic relations
Greek and Turkish finance ministers, Kyriakos Pierrakakis and Mehmet Simsek, have agreed to organize two major investment conferences to bolster economic relations between the countries, following talks in Ankara in the context of the Supreme Cooperation Council.
Farmers leave Athens after major rally, vow to continue protests
Traffic in central Athens was restored at noon on Saturday after thousands of farmers from across Greece who had gathered to protest over rising production costs and tough competition from abroad gradually left Syntagma Square.