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Officer arrested in Kalambaka for killing man during hunt
A police officer in Kalambaka, central Greece, was arrested on Saturday in connection with the shooting death of a 68-year-old man.
Eric Adams to stand trial on corruption charges in April, judge says
Mayor Eric Adams of New York City is scheduled to stand trial on corruption charges April 21, a federal judge said at a hearing Friday.
Forged in waves: The unseen force of Greece’s navy seals
Greece’s elite Underwater Demolition Teams, or ΟΥΚ, trace their roots to 1953, when the Hellenic Navy sent eight sailors to train in the United States.
Multinationals buy from Barba Stathis
By the end of June 2025, frozen vegetables market leader Barba Stathis will have finalized its agreements with two large multinational companies.
Man detained at Athens airport on Czech warrant
A 27-year-old man was arrested on Friday at Athens’ International Airport on a European arrest warrant issued by the Czech authorities for theft, acceptance and distribution of proceeds of crime, forgery and fraud.
Can the US afford to paper over Erdogan’s inflammatory rhetoric?
The Foundation for Defense of Democracies’ Sinan Ciddi and Endy Zemenides, the Executive Director of the Hellenic American Leadership Council, join Thanos Davelis to look at why a new US administration cannot afford to look past Turkish President Erdogan’s aggressive rhetoric.
Seven men arrested in car chase that injured seven officers
Seven men were arrested at a Roma camp and seven police officers were lightly injured on Friday night following a car chase in western Attica.
Man killed in Athens apartment blast identified
A man killed in a big explosion caused by a home-made bomb in an apartment in central Athens on Thursday was identified as a 36-year-old Greek national who had previously been arrested in Germany for violence during a protest march, police said on Saturday.
Consumers to adjust energy use via alerts
In an effort to protect consumers from soaring energy costs, Greece’s Regulatory Authority for Energy (RAAEY) has announced a new initiative aimed at providing timely notifications regarding fluctuations in electricity prices.
Police investigate explosion in Agrinio
Police in the western city of Agrinio are investigating an explosion that took place on a pedestrian street during the night.
Manufacturing output rises, but orders fall
The manufacturing sector’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) appears to have improved in Greece.
‘Our audience deeply knows what they want from us’
For more than three decades, Tindersticks have been a strange case of a “cult band”: they had a major label record deal. They used orchestras. They entered the studio with actress Isabella Rossellini when she was a successful Lancôme model.
Man arrested in relation to deadly apartment blast
Anti-terrorism investigators have made an arrest in connection with the apartment explosion that killed one man in Athens on Thursday.
Elytis House Museum in Plaka officially opened
The Odysseus Elytis Museum honoring the late Greek Nobel Prize-winning poet was inaugurated by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Friday evening, in the presence of Culture Minister Lina Mendoni.
Two women central in Athens blast
Greek anti-terrorism investigators are focusing on two women tied to an apartment explosion that killed one man in Athens on Thursday.
Telekom keeps investing ‘more than competitors’
“We will continue to invest significantly more than our competitors in network infrastructure and services, aiming to deliver top speeds, user experiences, and reliability.
New set of buyers for OTE’s Romania arm
Athens-listed OTE telecom group is heading toward the sale of Telekom Romania Mobile with a new composition of buyers.
Marinakis sues president of Aris soccer club over ‘smear campaign’
In a high-profile defamation case unfolding in London, Greek shipping magnate Evangelos Marinakis is suing Aris Football Club President Irini Karipidis over an alleged online smear campaign accusing him of match-fixing and more.
Name violation
North Macedonia’s conservative prime minister, Hristijan Mickoski, has reacted angrily to allegations from the far-left nationalist opposition claiming he had shifted his position on the Prespa Agreement.
Rhodes yacht repair
A development plan for a mega-yacht repair center on the island of Rhodes was posted for public consultation on Friday, and will remain open to comments until November 11.