The decision struck those affected, and the program’s many friends, like a bolt from the blue. The Greek editorial staff at Deutsche Welle had long grown accustomed to the perennial discussions about possible budget cuts; that is the reality when an operation depends entirely on government funding.
A man was hospitalized in Thessaloniki Thursday after his car collided with a bus on the northern port city’s ring road, reports said.
Dozens of student associations will hold a rally in central Athens on Thursday to mark the three-year anniversary since Greece’s deadliest train crash and request justice for the 57 victims and their families.
A shop assistant has been arrested in central Thessaloniki on suspicion of selling alcohol to an underage person, police said Thursday.
A 47-year-old man in Crete was arrested for drunk driving after he smashed into a mini market early Thursday morning.
Eight years after the revelation of the Folli Follie scandal broke and three years after the final ratification of the restructuring agreement, the disgraced company’s bondholders, the majority of whom are foreign investors, remain without any compensation, and are about to sue Greece.
Based on existing bookings, tourism market estimates for 2026 suggest that the positive trend after last year’s record figures is set to continue.
The Sunday edition of Greek Kathimerini won first place in the “Weekly Newspaper” category at the 27th European Newspaper Awards, organizers announced in Frankfurt.
A few days after Easter, and in the presence of President Emmanuel Macron, Greece and France are expected to sign in Athens the renewal of their strategic partnership agreement on defense and security cooperation, which expires later this year.
PPC Group Deputy CEO for Renewable Energy, Konstantinos Mavros, presented the PPC Group’s strategy in Romania in an interview he gave during the ZF Power Summit 2026 – Romania’s largest energy conference – that took place in Bucharest this week.