A man arrested on Sunday morning on suspicion of migrant smuggling in the northeastern Evros region is expected to be led before a prosecutor.

The family of a pregnant 33-year-old American woman who was declared brain dead after falling down a ravine while hiking in the Rethymno region in Crete has donated her organs, in accordance with her wishes.

Turkey has plans for Syria now that the Bashar al-Assad regime has been toppled and a wary Greece and Cyprus are looking to Israel for support.

Homeownership in Cyprus came to 68.8% last year, slightly below the European Union average of 69.2%.

Delivery workers from a private company participated in a motorcade protest in central Athens on Friday, as part of a 24-hour strike declared by their union.

The scientific data confirm that the year drawing to a close was marked by a new climate reality, by phenomena that can no longer be described as “extreme.”

Greece is poised for a transformative step in higher education with the launch of its non-state university initiative.

The institution expects up to 50 Chinese students to register for the next academic year, according to director Nikolaos Tsounis. 

The luxurious Athanasiou Mansion at 10 Panepistimiou Street in photographed by Pavlos Mylonas in 1945.

Acclaimed Greek director George Koutlis reimagines Ivan Vyrypaev’s “Oxygen” in a bold new adaptation for the postdramatic theater scene.

t was in 2024 that we realized that the world today is very different from the one we knew – say -10 years ago. We realize that the evils which we thought an exception are establishing themselves as our new normal.

“When your house is burning or when your ship is sinking and you only have one object to take with you, what you choose certainly means a lot to you. I don’t think the statuette of Aphrodite that Nikolaos Laskaris chose was a random choice,” Dr Kostas Paschalidis, curator in the Department of Prehistoric, Egyptian, Cypriot and Near Eastern Collections at the National Archaeological Museum of Athens (NAM), tells Kathimerini, as he explains the story behind a new object presented in the context of NAM’s “Unseen Museum” exhibition project.

The recent downpours in Athens, which caused the closure of a major thoroughfare, Poseidonos Avenue, and sent sewage spilling out into the streets of the affluent southern coastal suburbs, serve as a poignant metaphor.

The jailed leader of Turkey’s outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), Abdullah Ocalan, has been quoted as indicating he may be prepared to call for militants to lay down arms, after a key ally of President Tayyip Erdogan urged him to end the group’s decades-old insurgency.

The 2510 Theater (52 Themistokleous) presents Andreas Zafeiris’ play “Bitter Watermellon,” running for 12 performances every Saturday and Sunday until January 19.

A coast guard patrol vessel spotted an inflatable boat carrying migrants northeast of Samos on Sunday morning.

The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed its condolences on Sunday to the families of the victims of the airplane crash in South Korea through a post on X.

Retail shops, department stores, and supermarkets are open today, Sunday, to facilitate holiday shopping ahead of New Year’s Eve.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis bid farewell to 2024 in his customary Sunday social media review of the government’s work, highlighting past achievements and outlining priorities for the year ahead.

Four quakes in under 30 minutes were recorded shortly after 10 a.m. on Sunday off the island of Crete, according to the Geodynamics Institute of the National Observatory of Athens.