A civilian flight was affected during the encounter
The top record labels accuse the company of large-scale copyright infringement through AI
The national initiative covers food, household goods, school supplies, private-label products and meat, with average supplier discounts of about 7%. More than 90 suppliers and 12 supermarket chains have joined the program
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Iceland Votes No to Reopening EU Membership Talks
The top record labels accuse the company of large-scale copyright infringement through AI
Aegean Tensions
The weather phenomenon is already roiling industries, from shipping to copper to fish feed
Deal would give U.S. direct stake in 17 of Venezuela’s most promising oil-and-gas fields that house some 90 billion barrels of crude oil reserves
Forget the staycation. Research reveals that travel can build stress resilience, sharpen cognitive health and ward off depression far better than staying home
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WNV infections and hospitalizations surged in the last week, with experts warning numbers could increase further
A large study finds abdominal fat and hip size leave distinct chemical fingerprints in blood, separate from those tied to overall body weight
A 38-year-old man was arrested after a woman reported that he stole her cellphone and later posted digital material containing her personal data on a social media profile
Over 100 companies including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google warn of a narrowing window to prepare for a coming wave of AI-driven attacks
Seven days, seven movies that you can watch on the big screens around the city
Visitors can enjoy free evening access, cultural performances, and guided tours at 126 archaeological sites and museums nationwide
The five-day summer event in Varkiza will combine Greek and international beers with street food, live performances, DJ sets, games and interactive entertainment
From pine-fringed coves to sandy family beaches, these five spots near Athens offer clear waters and natural beauty for a quick summer escape from the capital
A new Oxford-led study reveals hundreds of surprising bonds between primates and other species, from monkeys grooming deer to gorillas caring for baby galagos
Were those summers really more carefree, or have memory, the financial crisis, and social media built up the image of an "innocent" era after the fact? Historian Panagiotis Zestanakis talks to in.gr and unpacks the phenomenon
Meet the Australian couple who've dedicated their lives to saving the 105-room Château de Purnon, one of the finest examples of French architecture
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Pan-seared sea bass fillets served with a delicious sauce of buttery cherry tomatoes, roasted garlic, and fresh herbs. A simple Mediterranean-inspired dish that's elegant enough for a special occasion and easy enough for a weeknight dinner
From island honey and handmade cheeses to rare Greek wines and small-batch specialties, this family-run deli is preserving Tinos’ food traditions while introducing them to a new generation of curious food lovers
From strawberries and peaches to lemon and pistachios, these summery versions of tiramisu bring the flavors of Greece to one of Italy’s most beloved desserts
From stuffed calamari with cauliflower couscous to a warm Tinos-inspired potato salad and a fragrant lemon version, five Greek chefs show just how far this summer favorite can go
The "Butcher of Bosnia," General Ratko Mladic, who died while serving a life sentence for war crimes, orchestrated the 1995 massacre of at least 8,000 Muslims in Srebrenica, the worst atrocity in Europe since World War II
On Aug. 17, 1951, 16-year-old Vanda Pierri was killed while swimming off Mon Repos, in a rare shark attack that would remain etched in Corfu’s collective memory for decades
Twenty years ago, a Helios Airways Boeing 737 vanished from radio contact, triggering a tense military response before crashing near Athens—killing all 121 on board. The investigation uncovered a chain of human errors and systemic failures
Until such goodwill is displayed by our eastern neighbors, the sale of F-35s to Turkey, as recently floated, or its inclusion in SAFE, would incentivize the continuation to the benefit of China, Russia and Hamas and ultimately, to our collective detriment
In the European context, the current status quo, both in terms of domestic governance and international relations, appears to be undergoing a period of instability and readjustment, reflecting a broader transformation in the way politics unfolds.
Beyond its famous pilgrimage site, Tinos reveals a quieter side through marble villages, winding roads, ancient pigeon houses and landscapes shaped by the relentless Aegean wind
A new ground station at Crete's Foundation for Research and Technology will operate Greece's fleet of microsatellites, part of a €200 million national space program
Special care is being taken to protect major exhibits, including the Kouros of Europos
Politics
Greece-Cyprus-Israel Cable: “Notification, Not Permission”
Mitsotakis: Minimum Wage Will Exceed 950€ Before Next Elections
Greece, Israel to Sign ‘Achilles Shield’ Air Defense Deal on Mon.
Society
Greece Cuts Prices on 1,660 Supermarket Products
Exarcheia: Burglars and Police “Trapped” Together on a Balcony
Recovery Fund & DYPA: Social Programs Cuts and Missed Milestones
Travel
“Tourism for All”: What You Need to Know About Phase 2
Tinos: The Greek Island That Rewards Slow Exploration
Aug. Holiday Exodus Boosts Ferry Traffic from Capital’s Ports
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