The composition of the new 11-member management council of the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) has been announced by the university’s rector, Dimitris Bourantonis.
A man has died after the car he was driving collided with a fuel truck on a thoroughfare in eastern Attica.
Four elderly people have died while bathing in separate incidents across the country, according to the Coast Guard.
Tourists waded through neck-deep water while holding their bags aloft to board the ferry to Kissamos from Balos beach in Crete, despite a law passed in June that ordered a floating platform to be erected at the popular but remote bathing spot.
Grammy-winning band Tinariwen, a collective of Tuareg musicians hailing from the Sahara region of northern Mali, will perform at the Lycabettus Theater in Athens on September 19.
Opposition protesters pelted Albania’s government building and a mayor’s office with petrol bombs late on Thursday, accusing Prime Minister Edi Rama of corruption and demanding his resignation.
Authorities have warned of an impending weeklong heat wave during the summer tourist season, with a high risk of dangerous wildfires, as much of southern Europe swelteres under high temperatures.
An appeals court in Thessaloniki has handed a hospital pediatrician a suspended sentence after finding him guilty of the death through medical negligence of a four-year-old boy.
Fredi Beleri, a jailed member of Albania’s ethnic Greek minority elected last month to the European Parliament, has been granted leave by the Albanian authorities to attend the legislature to be sworn in.
The European Union said Friday that blue checkmarks from Elon Musk’s X are deceptive and that the online platform falls short on transparency and accountability requirements, the first charges against a tech company since the bloc’s new social media regulations took effect.