An investigating magistrate on Thursday gave an extension, until May 26, to one former and two current executives of state-run railway operator Hellenic Railways (OSE), to prepare their defense, in connection to Greece’s deadliest train disaster at Tempe last February.
In “Alienation,” photographer Vangelis Gkinis exhibits the product of six months of research and more than 4,700 kilometers of traveling across the country to speak to 28 workers in different industries in a study on labor in Greece.
Athens is currently on the radar for many looking to purchase real estate, but it has also emerged as a magnet for Israelis looking to escape a cost of living crisis at home, and more recently, Israel’s political turmoil.
A 20-year-old man was arrested in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, on Wednesday night for robbing a food delivery driver, police said.
The chair of the bipartisan US House Foreign Affairs Committee, Michael McCaul, revealed on Wednesday that he had given the green light for the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Greece “because it deserves it.”
Key European Union lawmakers agreed on Thursday changes to draft rules to rein in generative artificial intelligence such as ChatGPT and proposed a ban on facial surveillance, moving the EU closer to setting landmark rules for AI.
A 70-year-old man, manager of a well-known beach bar on the Greek island of Rhodes, in the Dodecanese, was arrested on Wednesday for illegal construction on a beach and operating a business without a license.
A high school teacher in Chalkida, the main town on the island of Evia, central Greece, was attacked with an air gun on her way to school, police said Thursday.
When a bomb exploded in the heart of Istanbul last year, killing six and wounding more than 80 people, Selcuk Ada did what journalists usually do in a crises: he started tweeting.
With Turkish elections around the corner, the atmosphere in the country is becoming increasingly heated. President Erdogan and his coalition seem to be feeling the heat, and their rhetoric has become notably more intense in recent days as they double down on nationalism and culture wars issues.