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“Democracy must be defended,”: Marco Rubio’s Instagram posts and reflections on his Athens visit
The US Secretary of State marked the end of his Athens visit with a series of posts showcasing the Acropolis, the Parthenon and his Pnyx speech, casting Western civilisation as 'worth defending'
Marie Claire Greece’s Power Trip to explore women and longevity at Cape Sounio
A line-up of international stars, scientists and Greek public figures will discuss healthspan, ageing and reinvention on Friday, with models who rose to prominence after 40 among the speakers and talks streamed live from midday
Two arrests for drug trafficking in Omonia and Metaxourgeio – The suspects were using an abandoned building as a hideout
The arrests took place following coordinated operations
Science, technology and engineering: 48 students join new STEM programme at Marasleio
“Together for Children” and the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens continue the innovative programme for a second year, combining STEM education with the development of soft skills
‘We will never forget you’: Spaniards bid farewell to Maricarmen with candles, flowers and a march in her memory
Spaniards gathered in Madrid's Puerta del Sol with candles and flowers to honour the 87-year-old woman whose eviction sparked nationwide protests and a political crisis, ahead of a memorial march planned for tonight
‘They could have been my children’, says French mayor tear-gassed after shielding pupils at protests
Bally Bagayoko, the mayor of Saint-Denis, says he stepped between police and protesting pupils in Paris and was caught in a tear gas attack, as demonstrations over school conditions enter a third week
Kanellakis, Pittas, Pappas, Vafeias: What needs to change for Greek ships to return to the Greek flag
The four Greek shipowners speak about the shortage of Greek seafarers, the changes needed to the Greek registry and the need to bring shipping into schools – What they said about decarbonization, new fuels and artificial intelligence
Calls to Police Emergency Line (100) redirected to 112 due to Telecom provider maintenance
According to a Hellenic Police announcement, citizens should use the emergency number
“Phoenix Planet” born from the ashes of its dead star: The discovery puzzling scientists
Astronomers have found evidence of a rare “second-generation planet” that appears to have formed from material ejected by its own star before it became a white dwarf
Mitsotakis in Halkidiki: Heating oil support will be provided on two levels – Only with a majority government can we make effective decisions with accountability
“Stability does not mean stagnation; it means the foundation on which we can build bold reforms,” the prime minister told residents in Arnaia — “Greece is an example of a country that recovered from the crisis”
