Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday accused the opposition of launching a “witch hunt” against the government during a heated parliamentary debate on the House’s role in investigating the disgraced OPKEPE agency responsible for disbursing EU farm funds.
Only about 6% of property purchases’ costs was financed by loans in first half of 2025.
Energy has shaped humanity’s path – from mastering fire, to harnessing steam, to splitting the atom. Today, we’re at the dawn of a new era.
The use of air conditioning to deal with the oppressive heat in the Athens area led to temporary blackouts in some southern suburbs on Monday.
Following protests on Syros and Rhodes, a demonstration was also held in Agios Nikolaos, Crete, against the arrival of the Israeli cruise ship Crown Iris.
Opening a rare illustrated map of Athens from 1955, we are transported into the streets of a city long vanished.
A single stray cat has wiped out a colony of endangered ground squirrels – around 20 animals – at the farm of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki’s Agricultural School, raising concerns about the impact of stray pets on native wildlife.
Police in the northern Athens suburb of Ano Liosia were stunned to discover an eight-year-old boy behind the wheel of a car they were chasing on Monday evening.
Greeks are having a hard time meeting the financial requirements of a summer holiday. According to a new survey by startup Plum in collaboration with Palmos Analysis, half of the respondents have canceled summer vacations for financial reasons, with 32% having done so more than once.
As firefighters continued to monitor a blaze that has been burning on and off on Kythira since Saturday, an expert warned that the island off the southeastern coast of the Peloponnese is at serious risk of “rapid desertification.”