At least 14 people drowned when a rubber boat carrying migrants sank off Turkey’s western province of Mugla on Friday, the local governor’s office said, adding that a search and rescue operation was underway for possible survivors.
The first of twelve defendants appearing in court on Friday over the OPEKEPE agricultural subsidy scandal has been released under restrictive conditions. The defendant, currently in pregnancy, has denied any wrongdoing.
The Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports announced on Friday the admission results for distinguished athletes entering higher education for the 2025–2026 academic year.
The completion of the process for the relocation of the Parnitha casino to Maroussi has been extended until May 2028.
A municipal employee was beaten up while trying to remove debris blocking roads in the city of Messolonghi, in western Greece, following an intense storm.
The Greek Animal Welfare Federation announced it is offering a reward of 1,500 euros to anyone who provides valuable information about the person who tortured and abused a stray dog in Ilia, in the western part of the Peloponnese.
The British Museum has once again stirred controversy with its latest “Pink Ball” dinner gala taking place in the hall housing the Parthenon Sculptures, a move that has elicited strong reactions from both Greece, cultural heritage experts, and leading advocates for the return of the Parthenon Sculptures to Greece.
Former Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez has been hired to coach Panathinaikos on a deal that Greek media reported to be the country’s highest-ever salary for a coach.
Greece’s Olympic champion Lefteris Petrounias placed fifth in the rings final at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Jakarta on Friday, falling short of the podium.
Jesse Plemons has a plea: Pause Netflix and go see “Bugonia” in the theater. The film, in which he plays a conspiracy theorist who kidnaps and tortures Emma Stone’s pharma CEO, believing her to be an alien, is the kind that might seem small in scope.