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Sturgeon Moon and partial lunar eclipse set to light up Greek skies on Friday
Greek skies will see a rare phenomenon before dawn on Friday, as August's Sturgeon Moon coincides with a partial lunar eclipse, with almost the entire lunar disc passing through Earth's shadow between 4:30am and 7:19am
“We said it and we did it,” says Greek PM as Thessaloniki Metro opens five new stations
Thessaloniki Metro's Kalamaria extension opened to passengers at 15:00 on Thursday, adding five stations and 4.5 kilometres of track, as full network operating hours resumed following the ceremonial handover attended by the prime minister
Almost 700 AI agents from OpenAI worked together to attack Hugging Face
How the AI agents "escaped" the test and worked together to bypass the rules. They created a shared communication platform, and one took on the role of "coordinator" without being programmed to do so
21 Reasons the Ionian Islands Are Greece’s Most Delicious Archipelago
Venetian roots, boat-fresh seafood and some of Greece's most ambitious kitchens: where to eat across Corfu, Zakynthos and more.
Fear of Russian attack on NATO sends CIA chief to Moscow, US media reports
The visit of the CIA director to Moscow this week, an unusual event, was aimed at warning Russia not to attack NATO, several US media outlets reported yesterday, Wednesday, after US President Donald Trump attempted to downplay its significance. The Wall Street Journal and CBS reported that CIA Director John Ratcliffe tried to deter Russia […]
Temperatures hit 39C in western and southern Greece before dropping from Friday
Localised storms are forecast for eastern Macedonia and Thrace on Thursday, while winds strengthen through the weekend, reaching force 8 in the south-east on Friday and Saturday, with reduced visibility possible during early morning hours
State real estate at Maximos Mansion, good green news from Brussels, Floridis eyes Thessaloniki A’, Nikos A.’s “meat feast”, Fairfax wants Goody’s and Everest ///
Hello, the economy-focused days continue at Maximos Mansion (the Prime Minister’s office), with a major meeting yesterday chaired by the Prime Minister, attended by Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis and other relevant figures, on the utilisation of state-owned real estate. This is an extremely interesting but also thorny issue that could, under the right conditions, greatly […]
Nepal flood missing toll surges past 1,300 as death toll rises to 270
The US Geological Survey has confirmed a glacial collapse, not an earthquake, unleashed the disaster, as Chinese authorities warn of further landslides in Tibet's Gyirong county and the Dalai Lama offers prayers for the victims
EU declines to comment on Meta settlement with U.S. states
The European Union is in dialogue with Meta over the addictive design of its platforms, a Commission spokesperson for technology issues said
