Athens FIR blackout: Technical error or chronic neglect?
Athens airport chaos as radio blackout causes flight cancellations. Investigation reveals dispute between authorities and controllers over aging systems.
Athens airport chaos as radio blackout causes flight cancellations. Investigation reveals dispute between authorities and controllers over aging systems.
Police arrest 67-year-old driver in Thessaloniki for forcing dog to run beside moving car on leash, violating animal welfare laws after citizen complaint.
Greece braces for severe storms Tuesday-Wednesday. Civil Protection issues critical safety guidelines for citizens as intense weather hits multiple regions.
Mysterious technical failure shuts down Athens FIR, causing unprecedented airport chaos and stranding thousands of travelers across Greece.
Beloved Greek journalist George Papadakis from ANT1’s “Good Morning Greece” died within an hour after suffering cardiac arrest at a friend’s home in Athens.
Greece completes massive university reform, removing over 308,000 inactive students from higher education registries in landmark cleanup operation.
Athens traffic police conducted 5,531 breathalyzer tests in 24 hours during New Year’s period, with only 17 drivers found above legal alcohol limits.
Parnassos ski resort reaches peak capacity during holidays with five slopes and seven lifts operational, plus three fully functioning chalets for visitors.
Greek farmers maintain highway blockades affecting Athens-Lamia route while preparing for crucial nationwide meeting to discuss agricultural demands this Sunday.
2026 predicted to be among hottest years in history, with global temperatures reaching 1.46°C above pre-industrial levels according to UK Met Office forecasts.
Greek footballer Makis Christodoulopoulos faces property auctions in January as his luxury beachfront estate goes under the hammer for €593,100.
Breaking: Elderly woman rescued unconscious from apartment fire in Corinth, Greece. Seven firefighters with three vehicles responded to the emergency scene.