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Historic properties dating back to the 12th century are looking for new owners
From Genoese residences and old fortresses to neoclassical mansions and tower houses in Athens, Thessaloniki, Chios, Syros, Corfu, Rhodes, Hydra, Mani and the Zagori villages, these properties constitute a special category of the market that follows its own rules
46-year-old suspect in Marfin arson case appears at Evelpidon courthouse
Her defense argues that there is no certainty that she was present near the bank
The government is…preparing ahead of the political season and “takes aim” at Tsipras
The Maximos Mansion is making use of Alexis Tsipras’s presence to remind citizens of his record in government, despite the former prime minister’s rebranding effort
30 years since the killings of Isaac and Solomou: They were killed in front of cameras, yet the perpetrators were never tried
The crimes were captured frame by frame, the suspects were identified, yet no one was ever brought to trial. Instead, some of those implicated even went on to political careers in the Turkish-controlled north of Cyprus
Mystery surrounds police officer found dead in Agios Dimitrios – Toxicology tests to reveal cause of death
The police officer was found dead in the driver's seat of a locked police vehicle. A preliminary post-mortem points to a suspected pulmonary oedema and signs of oxygen deprivation, while investigators examine an almost empty gin bottle found by his side and trace his final movements through phone signal
Prominent intellectual Stelios Ramfos dies at the age of 87
He was one of the most recognizable and influential figures of contemporary Greek intellectual life. He wrote more than 30 books and devoted particular attention to interpreting Hellenism in conjunction with the influence of Byzantium and the Orthodox tradition on the formation of modern Greek consciousness
Ti Ypermacho: The August night 1,400 years ago that gave birth to the Akathist Hymn
The story of the crowning work of Orthodox hymnography began on the night of 7–8 August 626, when Constantinople was under siege by the Avars, Persians and their allies – the Hymn combines historical narrative with profound theological meaning
