A vessel carrying refugees and migrants was found by authorities in distress early Sunday morning, approximately 3.3 nautical miles east of Plomari, in southern Lesvos resulting in one confirmed fatality.
Greek universities have seen a proliferation of postgraduate programs that are not always necessary but do bring in revenue, two Greek academics have told Kathimerini.
House prices in Cyprus recorded an increase of 1% in the second quarter of 2025, according to preliminary estimates of the country’s statistical service, CyStat, published on Friday.
Representatives of the gas transmission system operators of Southeastern Europe met with Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou at the Athens Riviera Summit 2025.
Axion Hellas, a Greek non-profit organization, completed its 19th mission on Saturday, providing medical, educational and cultural support to some of Greece’s most remote Ionian islands.
Eight primary healthcare centers across the country are set to be upgraded by being attached to medical schools, just as university clinics currently are.
We did not need the European prosecutor to tell us. For some time now, it has supposedly been a common understanding among Greek political parties that Article 86 of the Greek Constitution – which only allows Parliament to investigate active or former ministers of any misdeeds – must be changed.
Anger may very well be one of the most constant and “popular” sentiments in this country, ranking around the top of most public opinion polls carried out every so often – along with frustration and fear.
The first snow of the season has fallen on Greece’s mountains, with some shepherds and their flocks still stuck at high altitudes due to livestock pox restrictions.