Authorities in Cyprus will conduct a nationwide test of a new emergency mobile alert system on Wednesday evening, as officials urge the public to remain calm and prepared amid heightened tensions in the region.
Former Greece and Panathinaikos soccer manager Vassilis Daniil has died aged 87.
The world’s biggest 3D-printed structure has towered over a tiny village in the Swiss Alps. Tor Alva, or White Tower in Romansh, is more than a global technological milestone; it is also a powerful antidote to the Swiss countryside’s growing depopulation.
Greek businesses will face a shortage in the necessary investment momentum to fill the investment gap in 2026.
Turkey has drawn up plans to deal with a potential inflow of people fleeing the war in neighboring Iran, Interior Minister Mustafa Ciftci has said, with preparations including possible buffer zones along the frontier and tent camps.
Greeks living abroad will be able to vote by mail in upcoming national elections after Parliament approved key provisions of a government bill with the required two-thirds majority.
Markets plummet on the war in the Middle East, and the ECB is about to change its policy.
Police in northwestern Athens have broken a gang of underage youths that allegedly carried out a string of violent robberies on motorists in the depressed Aharnes suburb, officials said Wednesday.
A man has been arrested for allegedly keeping dozens of dogs cooped up under filthy conditions in a village near Thessaloniki in northern Greece, police said Wednesday.
More than 90 Greek Jewish religious artefacts stolen during the Nazi occupation of Greece are being returned from Poland under an agreement between the two countries, the Culture Ministry has said.