Semi-wild horses from Mount Ainos in Kefalonia are facing a critical struggle for survival as a lack of water and food drives them into residential areas, roads and farmland. The horses descend from their natural habitat in search of food and water, creating increasing tensions with local residents who say the animals damage crops and …
A man has been arrested for allegedly shooting dead a stray dog in a southern Greek village, authorities said Wednesday. Source link
Today marks five years since Mad Clip (Peter Anastasopoulos) passed away so suddenly, leaving a profound void in the Greek rap music scene and deep sorrow in the hearts of his loved ones. His death in a car accident shocked the nation and plunged hundreds of thousands of fans into mourning. Five years after Mad …
Scientists have recorded an exotic crab species native to the Indian Ocean in Greek waters for the first time, after a specimen was found off Rhodes, in another indication of the continuing spread of non-indigenous species in the eastern Mediterranean. Source link
Athens is facing a growing conservative backlash as New Democracy comes under pressure ahead of the 2027 elections. The Greek government has firmly stated that Greece recognises two genders, male and female, after a public health platform briefly offered additional gender options, triggering a political clash on the conservative right. The controversy erupted after the …
The Culture Ministry will take over the historic Diethnes hotel in Florina, northern Greece, aiming to restore the 1924-1927 landmark, which still operates as a cafe. Source link
Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated The Odyssey, filmed in locations across the Peloponnese, could become one of the most consequential films ever shot in Greece, with officials already working to turn Hollywood’s spotlight into a long term tourism and economic boost. A new study by the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE) has put hard …
Greece plans to build its second supercomputer, a €43 million system optimized for artificial intelligence, at the University of Western Macedonia in Kozani. Source link
The head of Turkey’s intelligence service, Ibrahim Kalin, made a discreet visit to Athens last week, according to Greek newspaper Ta Nea, holding meetings with Greek officials and other figures without any public announcement. Kalin, a longtime close associate and adviser to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on foreign policy and security, reportedly met with …
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday urged Greece to “change course” and end what he described as the militarization of Aegean islands that have a demilitarized status, while warning against interpreting Ankara’s “calm and rational approach” as a sign of weakness. Source link