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The victims were found unconscious after becoming trapped in a first-floor apartment blaze in Kallithea, reportedly triggered by an explosion from a heating device, as firefighters brought the fire under control
Berlin has urged heightened caution for travelers to Turkey around the New Year, citing an elevated risk of terrorist attacks and advising against non-essential travel to border regions and crowded public areas
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Three Mountaineers Found Dead in Vardousia Avalanche
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Not everyone feels comfortable during this period
The victims were found unconscious after becoming trapped in a first-floor apartment blaze in Kallithea, reportedly triggered by an explosion from a heating device, as firefighters brought the fire under control
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Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias emphasized that Greece does not threaten its neighbors but will firmly defend its sovereignty, responding to Turkish claims over military exercises and airspace tensions in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean
A 70-year-old woman in Thessaloniki was tricked by fraudsters posing as utility workers, who convinced her to hand over cash, gold, and jewelry worth nearly half a million euros, prompting a police investigation to identify the culprits
U.S. is gathering more manpower and weaponry to seize the sanctioned Bella 1 as it flees in the Atlantic
A small Sunni extremist group, Saraya Ansar al-Sunna, has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on an Alawite mosque in Homs, Syria, killing eight and injuring 21, marking another in a series of attacks targeting the Alawite community
Israel officially recognizes Somaliland as an independent state, a move condemned by Somalia, Egypt, Turkey, and Djibouti, who reaffirm their support for Somalia's territorial integrity and sovereignty
Rainy weather may have altered some festive plans in Athens this Christmas, but the city’s holiday program remains rich and welcoming offering cinema, markets, music and family-friendly events across neighbourhoods and cultural venues
From December 22 to January 6, classic Christmas favorites and beloved holiday films light up the screen, bringing warmth, laughter, and the magic of the season to the heart of Athens
From creative workshops to theatrical performances and outdoor celebrations, the city becomes a living classroom where tradition, art and play meet in every neighborhood.
From a self-taught cook on a small Greek island to an internationally awarded ambassador of Greek gastronomy, Argiro Barbarigou has reshaped how traditional Greek food is cooked, taught, and shared with the world
Not everyone feels comfortable during this period
Some people, who have fought or are fighting cancer, knew the power of words and how much strength words can give
In a kitchen with aging equipment and limited resources, Iakovos Apergis has spent two decades proving that hospital patients deserve more than the bare minimum—they deserve dignity on a plate
Some people, who have fought or are fighting cancer, knew the power of words and how much strength words can give
In a kitchen with aging equipment and limited resources, Iakovos Apergis has spent two decades proving that hospital patients deserve more than the bare minimum—they deserve dignity on a plate
Spanish Ambassador to Greece, Jorge Domecq
If you’ve spent time in Athens as a visitor or a resident, you’ll know how chaotic, charming, exasperating and irresistible the city can be—often all at once
If you’ve spent time in Athens as a visitor or a resident, you’ll know how chaotic, charming, exasperating and irresistible the city can be—often all at once
If you’ve spent time in Athens as a visitor or a resident, you’ll know how chaotic, charming, exasperating and irresistible the city can be—often all at once
The internationally renowned sculptor, in a wide-ranging interview with To Vima International edition, speaks about the social role and commercialisation of art and culture, the meaning of patriotism, and an all-powerful economy that overshadows everything.
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias emphasized that Greece does not threaten its neighbors but will firmly defend its sovereignty, responding to Turkish claims over military exercises and airspace tensions in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean
In statements on Wednesday, Greek FM George Gerapetritis reiterated the need to maintain open channels of communication with neighboring Turkey
During his tour of the 316th technical unit, Dendias was greeted with traditional Christmas carols, while he had the opportunity to tour the facility’s premises, talk and exchange greetings with servicemen and women
The Greek Prime Minister, together with his wife and children, exchanged gifts and warm wishes for the festive season.
The FDI-class warship is expected to reach Greek waters in early January 2026
Prices and rents continued their established upward trend, with Bank of Greece data confirming further growth in commercial property values and rental rates in the first half of 2025.
The final bank holiday of the festive season will be Tuesday 6 January, marking the Feast of Epiphany.
As a share of GDP, public debt is expected to fall to 138.2% from an estimated 145.9% in 2025, with the government targeting a drop below 120% of GDP by 2029.
Other precious metals also advanced. Silver surged as much as 3.4%, reaching record levels just shy of 70 dollars an ounce, while palladium jumped 5%.
Power grid operator estimates up to 400,000 illegal or tampered connections in the country
A tragic end for three friends who went missing on Christmas morning in the Vardousia mountains, Greece. Rescue teams found them buried under an avalanche after two days of challenging search operations
The victims were found unconscious after becoming trapped in a first-floor apartment blaze in Kallithea, reportedly triggered by an explosion from a heating device, as firefighters brought the fire under control
New research shows younger consumers overwhelmingly prefer cards and mobile apps over cash, citing better financial control, changing social attitudes, and a stronger focus on saving for future goals and meaningful experiences
Starting January 2026, Gmail will no longer allow users to manage non-Google email accounts, affecting those who use the platform as an email client for Outlook, Yahoo, or work accounts.
U.S. is gathering more manpower and weaponry to seize the sanctioned Bella 1 as it flees in the Atlantic
A historic city celebrating the birthday of a nation. A solar eclipse with a side of world-class cuisine and art. A bucolic wine region without the price-gouging. Consider this list fuel for your 2026 wanderlust.
One music manager described a holiday hit as a ‘little ATM machine’
Gift givers think it’s the ultimate faux pas. But research suggests that those on the receiving end don’t mind nearly as much as we fear
The Brothers Grimm's dark tales, that became children's fairy tales, and their "unknown" contribution to German linguistics
The assassination of Ioannis Kapodistrias and its dramatic consequences. How the Elder of Morea reacted
50 years since the referendum that definitively abolished the monarchy in Greece
The assassination of Ioannis Kapodistrias and its dramatic consequences. How the Elder of Morea reacted
50 years since the referendum that definitively abolished the monarchy in Greece
Holiday music can evoke joy, nostalgia, and even sadness, helping listeners process memories, foster connection, and navigate the complex emotions of the festive season.
From the underworld to village hearths, the mischievous Kallikantzaroi—along with their fearsome leader Mandrakoukos—haunt Greek folklore during the twelve days of Christmas, blurring the line between myth, superstition, and winter ritual.
Rainy weather may have altered some festive plans in Athens this Christmas, but the city’s holiday program remains rich and welcoming offering cinema, markets, music and family-friendly events across neighbourhoods and cultural venues
From the underworld to village hearths, the mischievous Kallikantzaroi—along with their fearsome leader Mandrakoukos—haunt Greek folklore during the twelve days of Christmas, blurring the line between myth, superstition, and winter ritual.
Rainy weather may have altered some festive plans in Athens this Christmas, but the city’s holiday program remains rich and welcoming offering cinema, markets, music and family-friendly events across neighbourhoods and cultural venues