Thomas Kostidis, a survivor from the third coach of the Tempe train tragedy, gave his testimony yesterday morning, Monday, 31 March, to the investigating judge at the Larissa Court and…
Severe rainfall battered the Cyclades yesterday, leaving roads and homes in Paros and Mykonos submerged. Paros was particularly affected, suffering extensive damage, especially to its road network, with landslides, flooding,…
A large-scale nationwide strike is set to take place in Greece on Wednesday, 9 April, as multiple unions representing air traffic controllers, maritime workers, and private education staff join forces…
In an alarmist interview, the Governor of the Bank of Greece, Yannis Stournaras, once again opposed the reintroduction of the 13th and 14th-month salary for public sector workers. He argued…
Greek PM Mitsotakis met with Israel’s internationally wanted PM, Benjamin Netanyahu, to discuss expanding military and economic cooperation.
According to the analysis by the forensic lab of the Hellenic Police, the copies of the three videos submitted by the company Interstar on 5 February 2025 are authentic. These…
In an attempt to address the backlash surrounding his sexist comment about students, the Rector of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), Ioannis Hatzigeorgiou, dismissed the criticism, describing the…
Maria Karystianou, president of the association of the Tempe victims’ families, who tragically lost her daughter in the Tempe train disaster, has sent a formal legal notice to the President…
Former Deputy Minister to the PM, Christos Triantopoulos, is expected to submit a written testimony today, Friday, before the preliminary investigation committee of the Parliament regarding the alleged cover-up of…
A new study by the European Statistical Office (Eurostat) on purchasing power for 2024 ranks Greece second to last, with figures showing the country is 30% below the EU average.