A radio frequency malfunction which caused a partial shutdown in flights across Greece for hours soon after New Year’s Day was due to outdated systems rather than external interference, according to the findings of a probe made public Tuesday. The Infrastructure and Transport Ministry said a committee of experts investigating the Jan. 4 incident stated…
Students from schools across Greece will present projects linking mythology, science and space exploration at a student conference January 16-17 at Athens Concert Hall.
Greek passport-holders rank among the world’s most privileged as far as travel to other countries without requiring a visa is concerned.
The Greek National Library recently acquired the archive of novelist Kostas Tachtsis (1927-1988), previously held by his niece Elli.
The Ministry of Education is expanding educational opportunities in correctional facilities, announcing the establishment of seven new primary schools for adult inmates who have not completed compulsory education. The move follows similar expansions in 2018 and 2024.
Property owners wishing to sell or make a parental concession have until March 31, as the deadline for using the provisions of the law on the legalization of any illegal constructions expires.
Traces of a German teenager listed missing in southern Greece six days ago have surfaced in Athens, reports said Tuesday.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met for over three-and-a-half hours on Tuesday with 25 representatives of the country’s agricultural sector at the Maximos Mansion to discuss the challenges facing farmers and the wider primary sector.
Farmers from the Nikaia protest bloc near Larissa are staging a three-hour road blockade on Tuesday along the old national highway near Platykampos, with tractors set up from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., halting traffic.
X, formerly known as Twitter, experienced widespread technical problems on Tuesday evening, with tens of thousands of users reporting difficulties accessing the platform.