A court in Greece has rejected an US extradition request for a 21-year-old American man wanted in connection with an online network that is alleged to have targeted children for acts of violence and sexual exploitation.
A large wildfire that broke out at noon in Oropos, east Attica, continues to rage, prompting the evacuation of residents from the village of Asprohori.
For years, the Ministry of Education and educators have acknowledged that Greek senior high has been reduced to little more than a gateway to university, stripped of both autonomy and educational value.
Turkey’s long-standing interest in acquiring Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets appears to be gaining momentum, with diplomatic signals suggesting a shift in positions that may pave the way for an agreement.
Athinon Avenue is sprinting toward the 2,000-point mark for its main index.
Who is Giorgos Xylouris, the livestock farmer and co-op president known as ‘Frappe,’ seen in case files invoking political clout?
The Panhellenic Seamen’s Federation (PNO) has called for the Red Sea to be officially designated a war zone, following recent attacks on two Greek-owned cargo ships, Magic Seas and Eternity C, by suspected Houthi militants based in Yemen.
Starting July 10th, Greek-owned Aegean Airlines will reinstate part of its flight network to and from Beirut, Lebanon.
Four individuals have been arrested after being caught taking photos of Rafale fighter jets and facilities at the Hellenic Aerospace Industry (EAB) near the Tanagra Air Base, north of Athens.