Aegean Airlines said on Saturday that its flight schedule is operating normally after the carrier completed a mandatory software rollback on several Airbus A320-family aircraft, following an alert issued by the European planemaker late Friday.
Delayed HIV diagnoses remain a “silent threat,” hindering timely access to antiretroviral therapy and raising the risk of AIDS, according to an ECDC report.
Ecumenical Partiarch Bartholomew will welcome Pope Leo XIV on Saturday at the Ecumenical Partiarchate in Phanar, Istanbul.
Turkey will not be joining the European Union’s new €150 billion defense loan mechanism, SAFE (Security Action for Europe), as it will fail to meet the November 30 deadline, despite strong backing from key member states such as Germany.
The procedure of the rent refund to beneficiaries started on Friday and will be completed on Monday, as the Ministry of National Economy and Finance will complete the crediting of the rent refund amounts to the beneficiaries’ bank accounts.
The Overall Producer Price Index (PPI) in Industry recorded a decrease of 1.4% in October 2025 compared with October 2024, according to Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT).
A small recovery in housing loans is recorded by the Bank of Greece’s data for October, which is mainly attributed to the strengthening of disbursements through the “My Home II” program.
Heavy rain, hail and lightning from Storm Adel swept across Greece on Friday, striking Athens and several regions with early-morning downpours.
Cyprus is rushing to go solar so fast that the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) says it’s being flooded with applications for photovoltaic systems.
Paul Ekman, a psychologist who linked thousands of facial expressions to the emotions they often subconsciously conveyed, and who used his research to advise FBI interrogators and screeners for the Transportation Security Administration as well as Hollywood animators, died Nov. 17 at his home in San Francisco. He was 91.