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Former colleague describes doctor remanded over Mazonakis’ death as money and power-hungry
Investigators are turning to phone data, including messages between the doctor and a hypnotherapist, while toxicology and histology results are awaited and clinic staff testimony sheds light on the final minutes before the singer collapsed
Athens’ Best Italian Restaurants: 21 Essential Picks
Pasta made by hand, pizza dough given time to rise and wine lists that go deep into Italy's many regions and tastes
Mitsotakis announces 120-instalment repayment plans, up from 72, a crackdown on servicers and fuel subsidies
Four new measures target fuel costs and debts: the diesel subsidy rises to 15 cents and reaches 20 cents with refinery discounts, heating oil will be sold for under €1.75, and debt-management firms face stricter rules and fines
Flydubai flight to Israel diverted to Saudi Arabia after violent clash between pilots
Flydubai has opened an investigation and sent a replacement aircraft to Tabuk to collect passengers, while Israeli officials have ruled out a hijacking and unconfirmed reports suggest one pilot tried to deliberately crash the plane
Emergency bulletin and “red alert” for heavy rain and thunderstorms in Crete & Evia today and tomorrow
Gale-force winds of 8 to 9 on the Beaufort scale expected in the Aegean, while the bad weather in Crete could last until Sunday The weather is expected to worsen from today, Wednesday 30 September 2026, across the east and south of the country, with locally heavy rain and thunderstorms, mainly in Crete, as well […]
Repayment plans of up to 120 installments, fines for servicers and fuel subsidy announced by Greek PM
Heating oil support will be announced on 14 October, while the cabinet also weighs the income and savings bill, plans for 20,870 public sector hires in 2027 and new rules on minors' social media access
Fraternity group chat messages emerge as Cornell gang rape case is reopened
Prosecutors say the case will go before a grand jury after the student's lawsuit named seven fraternity members, all of whom deny the claims, and Cornell has backed the district attorney's decision to look again
False alarm over hijack signal on Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv as pilots’ row set off alert
The aircraft, carrying 180 passengers, was last tracked near Tabuk airport in Saudi Arabia, having first sent an emergency signal and then the code for a hijacking
Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv triggers alert after transmitting hijack code, Israeli fighter jets scrambled
The aircraft, carrying 180 passengers, was last tracked near Tabuk airport in Saudi Arabia, having first sent an emergency signal and then the hijacking code
Europe’s €100 billion winter problem: how the energy crisis is pushing up costs for households and businesses
The European Commission foresees no supply shortages, but Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen warned of a difficult season, with Brussels weighing measures to curb transport fuel costs as energy poverty threatens to spread across the bloc
Tech chiefs sign voluntary AI safety pact at White House
The accord commits AI developers to four layers of safety checks but carries no legal force or state oversight, while a new executive order directs federal agencies to replace the term artificial intelligence with superintelligence
Ozone pollution: More than a third of the world’s population exposed to dangerous levels in 2026
Copernicus says heatwaves and wildfires drove the exposure, with 53% of Asia's population affected in the first eight months of the year, while the European Environment Agency links air pollution to 180,000 premature deaths annually
