The Tories at a turning point
Britain’s Conservative Party likes to call itself the oldest political party in the world. Some historians trace its origins to 1834.
14 migrants dead in speedboat collision with Coast Guard vessel
A Coast Guard vessel collided with a speedboat carrying migrants Tuesday night off the island of Chios killing 14, authorities say.
Jerian grants Panathinaikos home triumph over Real Madrid
Grant scored two seconds from the buzzer to gift Panathinaikos a huge home win over Real Madrid in Athens on Tuesday.
Firm appeals Athens regulations on scooter use and parking
A private company has filed an appeal against new Municipality of Athens regulations governing the circulation and parking of electric scooters in the city center.
One in five cannot keep warm
One in five residents in Greece is unable to maintain adequate heating in their home, the highest rate in the European Union, along with Bulgaria.
The incomprehensible Epstein file
The torrent of revelations on the activities, contacts and sexual crimes of Jeffrey Epstein is incomprehensible.
ATHEX: Bourse index conquering new heights
Athinon Avenue had another session of notable gains on Tuesday, adding to that of Monday, and recording a new 16-year high for its benchmark.
Conservative former PM accuses govt of ‘unprecedented arrogance’
Right-wing former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras on Tuesday strongly criticized his former party, governing New Democracy, accusing it of “unprecedented” arrogance and ignoring Greece’s cost of living crisis.
Constitution and timing
History is fresh in our memory: Whenever a public debate on the revision of the Constitution was allowed to become a field of opportunistic antagonisms between political parties, great opportunities were lost for Greece.
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.