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Oil plunges more than 8% after pause in US strikes on Iran – Brent falls below $90
Oil prices dropped to their lowest levels in more than a week after the suspension of US attacks on Iran rekindled hopes for a de-escalation of the crisis
Glamping in Greece: 10 Stays Unlike Anything You Know
Forget the hotel formula. These outdoor escapes rewrite the rules
Wildlife pays heavy price in France’s fires as habitats are destroyed and endangered species threatened
Ecological Transition Minister Monique Barbut says wildlife losses from the ongoing blazes will be extremely severe, as insects, amphibians and reptiles cannot outrun the flames while surviving deer struggle to find undamaged ground already occupied
Solo sailor survives a month adrift in the Pacific after mast snaps
Kai Sato collected condensation in sealed buckets and ate fish and squid that landed aboard to survive, until a Pasha Hawaii ship spotted and rescued him; he is already planning his next solo Pacific crossing
Egyptian man remanded in custody over murder of Athens lawyer Stavros Georgiou
A 28-year-old Egyptian national accused of murdering 73-year-old criminal defence lawyer Stavros Georgiou inside his own law office has been remanded in custody, with both the prosecutor and investigating judge unanimous in their decision
How Christopher Nolan built Troy, Ithaca and the Trojan Horse for The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan built a full-scale Troy in Morocco, dragged a 10-metre Trojan Horse across real dunes and filmed the Underworld in Iceland, shooting the entire epic exclusively on IMAX cameras without resorting to digital effects
One dead as huge fire breaks out at Corinth factory following explosion
The fire, which is now under control, was at a factory producing and packaging vinegar
The details on election talk from the Presidential reception, public contracts and the Hodja, the Thessaloniki Metro in August, a manager for Tsipras’ party
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Marinakis on “recycling kiosks”: No spending without an approved plan – He did not answer who will carry out recycling in Attica, Peloponnese and Crete
The government responds institutionally, said the government spokesperson, adding that he is “tired of receiving questions about rumours and reports, especially when they are linked to court cases”
