An Athens prosecutor on Monday charged a man with stabbing to death his 80-year-old father in the southern Athens suburb of Glyfada, as new details emerged about the background of the suspect who, years earlier, had killed his mother.
Greek photographer Athanasios Maloukos has won the top prize in this year’s Travel Photographer of the Year (TPOTY) awards, the BBC reported Sunday.
Athens is tasked with maintaining a delicate balancing act between its position as an integral part of the European Union and the unprecedented geopolitical maneuvers of US President Donald Trump.
Decades of stagnation and problems hamper the creation of a state social housing agency.
Did Maria Karystianou trick the parties of the left, as many accuse her of doing? Did she exploit what little public exposure they could still provide to create her own party? And really, what business did SYRIZA’s MEPs have giving her a platform at the European Parliament?
A contentious legislative provision added to an unrelated bill and later used by a conservative minister in her ongoing custody dispute with her former husband was passed in Parliament without prior public consultation, Kathimerini has confirmed contradicting the government’s account.
An explosion and fire at a cookie factory in central Greece killed at least four workers and left one person unaccounted for, authorities said Monday.
The abolition of a series of certificates – replaced by sworn declarations – and the use of certified professionals to expedite public sector procedures are among a raft of reforms that will be included in a draft law.
BRUSSELS – Elon Musk’s Grok AI chatbot faces an investigation by the European Commission into whether it disseminates illegal content such as manipulated sexualized images in the EU.
The death toll from a fire at a food factory near the city of Trikala in central Greece has risen to four, while one woman remains missing, according to reports.