London-born and Cyprus-bred Christos Michaelides’ solo exhibition, “Topographies in Flux,” at the a.antonopoulou.art gallery (20 Aristofanous) explores shifting landscapes, memory and loss through a blend of expressive and precise markings

A traffic accident in the early hours of Sunday in Peristeri, western Athens, claimed the life of a taxi driver and left a woman seriously injured.

From the rooftop of an apartment building in Ilioupoli, on the slopes of Mount Hymettus (Ymittos), you can see the whole of Athens from one end to the other. For bees, though, this sea of concrete is a vast garden brimming with flowers of every kind.

Greek winemakers are bracing for potential disruptions after US President Donald Trump threatened a 200% tariff on European alcoholic beverages, including wines.

The decision by the management of the National Gallery to keep the traces of the attack by ultraconservative Niki party lawmaker Nikolaos Papadopoulos on four works by artist Christophoros Katsadiotis visibly carries strong symbolic meaning.

The National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) is breaking with tradition by launching its first-ever tuition-based master’s program. The Senate’s decision marks a symbolic shift, as the NTUA previously prohibited such programs.

Aegean Airlines is taking another step in expanding its fleet by ordering eight additional A321neo aircraft.

The question of whether Konstantinos Tasoulas will be a good president is almost trivial. Of course, he will – just as all his predecessors were.

One in three female deaths worldwide is due to cardiovascular disease, debunking myths that heart conditions primarily affect men.

How is the Tempe rail disaster of 2023 different from the deadly wildfire in Mati in 2018? The first resulted in 57 deaths, the second in 104.

Vassilis Kikilias, the newly appointed Minister of Shipping and Island Policy, emphasized that citizens’ safety is a top priority during the ministry’s handover ceremony.

Cabinet reshuffles are rarely as politically charged as yesterday’s was. Nearly halfway through its four-year term, the government has a real opportunity for a fresh start.

A fire has broken out at a storage facility in Halkida, on the island of Evia, prompting authorities to issue a 112 emergency alert on Saturday night. 

A 29-year-old man wanted by Turkish authorities was arrested in Athens on Friday, Greek police reported.

In normal circumstances, the usual objections to the idea of joint borrowing in the European Union and the issuance of a European bond hinder the further integration of the bloc, but they have a certain logic.

The Public Power Corporation (PPC) is planning to boost capacity on 10 islands, including Crete ahead of the summer season and the increased demand for electricity due to tourism. 

In a strikingly assertive tone, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has recently reiterated the urgency of his country’s accession to the European Union.

Athens’ National Gallery has removed artworks by artist Christophoros Katsadiotis, with his consent, in an effort to defuse tensions following a violent attack several days ago by an ultra-conservative MP who claimed the pieces were offensive to Orthodox Christianity.

Newly appointed Infrastructure and Transport Minister Christos Dimas has acknowledged the critical role of his ministry, after assuming the portfolio amid nationwide protests over the government’s handling of the Tempe railway tragedy that claimed 57 lives just over two years ago.