Greek police say the two weapons and the ammunition found during a sweep inside the high security Korydallos prison in western Attica may have been procured as part of a plan by convicts to break out, using hostages for leverage, police sources told Kathimerini.
The opening of an exhibition on the experience of the double Olympic organization of the Summer and Winter Olympic Games in Beijing was held on Monday evening at the Serafion of the City of Athens.
In a presentation that sparked local controversy, the Environment Ministry revealed a new urban development plan for Mykonos, aimed at managing the island’s growth and limiting overdevelopment.
The return of Donald Trump to the White House signals the end of an era in the post-war geopolitical landscape, Robert D. Kaplan tells Kathimerini.
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni’s program to screen asylum seekers outside of European Union borders in Albania hit another snag when a court in Rome refused to rule on a formal request to detain seven migrants transferred to the Balkan nation last week.
Public hospitals in Greece are grappling with severe staffing shortages, with some facilities in rural areas operating with over 50% of nursing positions unfilled, according to data from the Panhellenic Federation of Nursing Staff (PASONOP).
A long-awaited wintry weather reached Greece on Tuesday with storms and a drop of temperature affecting particularly western, central and southern regions.
The prestigious National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) was rocked by a fiery attack as masked arsonists targeted its administration building late Friday night.
Where do you start remembering a man as gifted, accomplished and active as Yiannis Boutaris? With his work as a winemaker? Or as a wildlife conservationist? For his term as mayor of Thessaloniki?
Greek billionaire oil and shipping businessman, Vardis Vardinogiannis, has died, aged 91, his family announced on Tuesday.