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The front page of To Vima features a mix of domestic and international news. The top stories focus on the Israeli elections, with Benjamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz both claiming victory, and the implications for forming a coalition government. There is also coverage of the 28th of October…
Benjamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz both declare victory in the Israeli elections, with Arab parties seeing an increase in support. The election results suggest a period of intense political negotiations to form a government, where Arab parties might play a crucial role.
Traffic regulations and road closures are in effect in Athens and Thessaloniki for the October 28th national holiday, with changes to public transportation schedules including the metro and tram.
An all-night election battle unfolded in Israel with surprising twists and turns between Benjamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz.
An explainer on the Israeli elections, including exit polls and the power dynamics involved in forming a government.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog states that both Israel and Greece are suffering due to Turkey's conduct.
A commentary on corruption and the pursuit of easy money.
An examination of how the events of the 1940 war became a national anniversary.
An account of the initial stages and commencement of the Greco-Italian War on October 28, 1940.
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis emphasizes national issues and criticizes the government's handling of them.
Eva Ullmauf, identified as the 'baby of Auschwitz', speaks about her experiences and issues a warning for the future.
Parliament Speaker Tasoulas and Prime Minister Mitsotakis discussed political matters during a dinner in Thessaloniki, with discussions reportedly including 'I will not tolerate arrogance'.
A podcast episode discussing the conditions in Greece during the occupation, including hunger, collaboration with the enemy, and the resistance movements.
A report covering the ongoing election drama in Israel, new information regarding the 'Choriatiko' case, and the remand of Antaras in custody.
