Turning Gaza into the ‘Riviera’ and Iran into Texas
When empires fall apart or shrink, they usually leave behind a vacuum – and all sorts of loose ends that fall on someone else to tidy up.
ATHEX: Mid-caps keep benchmark on arising course
Even without the help of the banks index, but with the crucial backing of mid-caps, the benchmark continued its ascent.
Video shows unconscious woman being carried from Kefalonia hotel before death
Video footage has emerged showing a man carrying a 19-year-old woman in an unresponsive state out of a hotel in Kefalonia shortly before she was found on the street and later pronounced dead in hospital.
One arrested, five sought in attempted homicide case in Aigio
Police arrested one man and were searching for five others in connection with an alleged attempted homicide and robbery in the western Greek town of Aigio.
Comicdom CON | Athens | May 15
Comicdom CON Athens marks its 20th anniversary at Technopolis (100 Pireos), celebrating comics, illustration and animation.
Teen social media bans could backfire, experts caution
Proposed bans on social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat for children under 15 could push young users toward far more dangerous, unregulated alternatives, experts caution.
Russia-linked hackers breached 27 email accounts at Greek military headquarters
Russia-linked hackers compromised 27 email inboxes managed by Hellenic National Defense General Staff, Greece’s top military body, according to data reviewed by Reuters.
Cyprus buffer zone sees increased military presence, UN says
The UN peacekeeping force in Cyprus reported increased activity Wednesday in the buffer zone near the mixed village of Pyla, saying it was responding to alleged violations and heightened military movements in the Turkish-occupied north.
The tourists experience Greek Easter
It was midday on Good Friday on Areos Street in downtown Athens’ historic Monastiraki district, and some 2,000 worshippers – Greek and foreign – waited patiently in line.
Lesvos ferry freight disrupted as farmers plan new protest Thursday
Ferry services between Lesvos and mainland Greece continued to be disrupted Wednesday afternoon after livestock farmers blocked the loading and unloading of freight trucks at the port of Mytilene in protest over measures linked to efforts to contain foot-and-mouth disease.