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What Is El Niño and how may it affect Greece? 10 Questions and answers
How can something happening in the Pacific affect other countries, and how does it affect the atmosphere? — An analysis by Tsatrafyllia
Daughter and grandson of 90-year-old woman in Marathon to be arrested — Body found wrapped in plastic in basement
The complaint that uncovered the case
Oil: Brent hits $96 again — Vance says shipments through Hormuz have been restored
The escalation of U.S.-Iran hostilities is reigniting fears of prolonged disruptions to energy flows, with Brent up more than 7% over the week
School textbooks for 2nd- and 6th-grade students depict families with same-sex parents — Marinakis: “A father is a father, a mother is a mother”
The controversial textbooks, for Language and Social and Political Education, are among those selected under the Multiple Textbook system
Parthenon Sculptures: The British Museum lends the stolen pieces to the Germans
Greece says “no” to a German museum’s request to borrow sculptures from the Acropolis Museum for the same exhibition
Mitsotakis’s two surprises at the Thessaloniki International Fair for farmers and families with three children, and the “blue” weekend’s dinner gatherings
So far, the government team has managed to keep several cards “hidden,” protecting the measures from leaks
“It’s not a war”: Vance tones down rhetoric on Iran, Trump seeks a way out of the conflict
The U.S. vice president, J.D. Vance, sought to play down tensions surrounding the U.S.-Iran conflict, saying that the situation “is not a war” and claiming that shipping traffic through the strategically important Strait of Hormuz has “almost” returned to pre-escalation levels
