Interim CEO Colette Kress has questioned some Huang dealmaking. He called her ‘a deer in the headlights.’
Major airports report widespread disruptions, with thousands of aircraft already airborne when the restrictions were imposed
Bomb threats, cyberattacks and drone incursions have disrupted life across Europe. Are they connected, and who might be responsible?
Abeille Marengo continues seabed surveys south of Karpathos under Greek authorization, as Athens rejects Turkish interference and maintains naval surveillance of the operation
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Major airports report widespread disruptions, with thousands of aircraft already airborne when the restrictions were imposed
Bomb threats, cyberattacks and drone incursions have disrupted life across Europe. Are they connected, and who might be responsible?
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Dust concentrations are expected to peak on Friday, with locally heavy rain and isolated thunderstorms mainly in western and northwestern areas
Fraudsters are impersonating the police and government agencies to steal banking details, using fake payment links and promises of 50% discounts to pressure drivers into acting quickly
Attica Region’s new campaign “Breaking the Silence” fights the stigma around anorexia, bulimia and binge eating, urging early diagnosis and treatment.
A health inspection at a meat business in Peristeri raised concern after Attica Region authorities seized more than 600 kilos of unfit meat
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Paris asks Berlin to clarify when it would use ‘deep precision strikes’ against Russia to avoid nuclear retaliation
The Theoharakis Foundation will host an immersive workshop series from November 2026 to April 2027, combining yoga, meditation and creative practices to offer visitors a more personal way to experience contemporary art
The final season of Maestro in Blue lands on Netflix on December 18, with six episodes that wrap up the story set on Paxos.
The new multidisciplinary festival transforms the Newman cinema into a live creative space, bringing together music, dance, performance, video art and moving images in a series of audiovisual events
Live music, flamboyant costumes and the unmistakable sounds of Greece’s bouzoukia scene take center stage in a four-hour show celebrating the era of classic Greek nightlife
Bomb threats, cyberattacks and drone incursions have disrupted life across Europe. Are they connected, and who might be responsible?
The painter talks about Moralis, Paris, and the images from Corinth to Hydra he carries with him
A fresh generation of Greek musicians is looking beyond borders, confident that their music can resonate with audiences worldwide
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A delicious red berry tart with a crisp, buttery pastry crust and a juicy filling made with fresh fruit, almonds and fragrant lime. Beautifully golden and bursting with fruity flavour, this homemade tart makes a lovely dessert or brunch treat!
Food prices are soaring, 750 million people go hungry and 30% of food is wasted. Experts explain why hunger comes down to access, not scarcity, and how Greece must rethink farming and water.
Autumn brings Greece's forests to life with an extraordinary variety of wild mushrooms. Guided by expert foragers, visitors can explore mountain trails, learn to identify rare species, and discover the fascinating world of fungi—one careful step at a time
For decades, Athens' humble street food stands have fed millions of hungry locals with sandwiches, grilled skewers, and hot dogs. Many are still going strong, preserving a beloved tradition and serving up a distinctive chapter in the Greek capital's culinary history
In 1962, uproar over a new archbishop led the Karamanlis government to propose letting laypeople help elect him. Twelve days later, he resigned
From the fall of tsarism to the birth of the USSR: Leon Trotsky’s role and the political legacy of the 1917 Russian Revolution
On a November night in 1961, torrential rains turned Athens into a sea of mud and chaos, leaving 43 dead and thousands homeless — in what remains one of the most catastrophic floods in the Greek capital’s history.
Unanimous approval of architectural, drainage and lighting studies paves the way for further restoration, improved visitor facilities and a reversible extension that would increase capacity at Maroneia from 350 to about 750
A 10-page feature in Vagabond highlights the Cycladic island’s hiking trails, traditional villages, pottery workshops and distinctive cuisine, presenting it as a destination for travelers seeking authentic experiences beyond mass tourism.
The 'sinking' of Poseidonos Avenue at The Ellinikon property development site is expected to ease congestion in southern coastal Athens
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French Survey Vessel Proceeds with Greece-Cyprus Cable Work in Open Waters
Samaras Accuses Mitsotakis of Appeasing Turkey Over Cyprus Cable
Greek Parliament Approves Tax Cuts and Benefit Increases
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