A major police operation is underway in Attica and Corinth, including Korydallos Prison, targeting a…
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Greek Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis visited the Hellenic Cables plant in Corinth to mark…
Xronia Polla to the Prime Minister of Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis! Today, 29 September, the Church honours and celebrates the sacred memory of Blessed Kyriakos the Anchorite, who was born in Corinth in 408.
A 60-year-old man tragically died after his car plunged into the sea in Agios Nikolaos, Corinth. Rescue teams, including port authority officials and police officers, responded quickly, but the victim was pronounced dead at the hospital. The incident is under investigation.
Metropolitan Dionysios of Corinth, aged 73, passed away on August 7, 2025, after a courageous battle with cancer. Known for his profound spiritual leadership and extensive philanthropic work, he leaves a lasting legacy in Corinthia through his support for youth, families, and spiritual institutions. His funeral will be held at the Holy Cathedral of the Apostle Paul in Corinth.
A major forest fire in Greece has forced the evacuation of villages near Corinth, west of Athens. Over 180 firefighters, 15 planes, and 12 helicopters are battling the blaze amid a heatwave with temperatures reaching 40°C (104°F). No casualties have been reported, but a firefighting helicopter crashed into the sea while tackling a separate fire near Athens, with all crew members rescued.
Greece is facing an extreme wildfire threat on Wednesday, with authorities issuing the highest alert level for regions including Attica, Viotia, Fthiotida, Corinth, and Magnesia. As soaring temperatures and strong winds persist, the General Secretariat for Civil Protection has urged citizens to avoid outdoor activities that could spark fires, while emergency services remain on high alert across the country.
Archaeologists in Corinth have unearthed a Hellenistic-era funerary structure, resembling Macedonian tombs, during the “Ancient Tenea” program, revealing a possible healing cult with artifacts like a gold ring depicting Apollo. The site, excavated in Chiliomodi, includes a sarcophagus and animal bones, with ongoing digs expected to shed light on its full historical significance.
The wildfire in Corinth continues to rage, with the situation described as “extremely difficult” and firefighting forces now battling the blaze primarily on the ground. The EU has activated its mechanism to provide assistance, including sending firefighting aircraft and launching emergency satellite mapping. The fire has caused significant damage, including the loss of two lives and widespread destruction of forests, crops, and infrastructure.
Two friends, aged 35 and 40, tragically lost their lives battling a massive wildfire near Xylokastro, Corinth, Greece. The men, volunteering to help a friend threatened by the flames, became trapped by the rapidly spreading inferno. Leaving behind young families, the heroes are remembered for their selflessness as firefighters continue to struggle against the blaze.
A massive wildfire raging near Xylokastro, Greece, has tragically claimed the lives of two volunteer firefighters. The blaze, which has scorched a 30-kilometer (18.6-mile) path, continues to threaten homes and communities.”
Perched upon a strategic hill overlooking the Albanian plains, the Acropolis of Apollonia offers a poignant glimpse into the enduring influence of Hellenic civilization. This archaeological treasure, situated near the modern city of Fier, marks the location of Apollonia of Illyria, a once-thriving Corinthian colony founded in the 6th century BCE. More than just a defensive stronghold, the Acropolis served as the cultural and religious heart of Apollonia.
Disturbing ancient graffiti has revealed the existence of a Roman prison in Corinth, Greece, offering a rare glimpse into the brutal realities of incarceration in antiquity. The prison, described as a “lawless place” in the inscriptions, dates back to the Late Antique Period and was built within the ruins of the city’s Roman forum.
Greece faces extreme fire danger in several regions, including Attica and parts of Central Greece and the Peloponnese, due to strong winds and dry conditions. The government has issued a Class Five fire warning, urging citizens to exercise caution and avoid activities that could spark fires, as authorities prepare for a challenging week ahead.
Greece has imposed a ban on the movement of goats and sheep to curb the spread of “goat plague,” a highly contagious viral infection. With new cases detected, the country is intensifying its efforts to cull infected animals and test herds, particularly in the Thessaly and Larissa regions. This outbreak poses a significant risk to Greece’s agricultural sector, especially the production of feta cheese, a major economic driver
Experts from the University of Crete’s Museum of Natural History have warned that Crete faces severe drought without a comprehensive water management plan. Describing current conditions as “extreme,” the team highlights low rainfall, high temperatures, and the rising water demands of the peak tourism season. Immediate measures and long-term strategies are urgently needed to avert a crisis.
A total of 62 wildfires have erupted across Greece in the last 24 hours, primarily due to intense lightning activity. While 44 fires have been contained, firefighting forces continue to battle eighteen. Aerial units are actively working in regions including Elassona, Skafi Kozani, Delphi, Vlacherna Arcadia, Thasos island, Karpenisi, and Corinth.
Greece has battled 52 wildfires in the past day, swiftly containing most but struggling with six ongoing blazes. Authorities suspect arson in one fire and have arrested a suspect. Firefighters faced tough conditions in Thermi, where one firefighter was hospitalized, and on Kea Island, where strong winds fanned the flames.
A wildfire burning in Sofiko, Greece has injured three firefighters. The blaze, currently contained within forests and agricultural land, is not threatening homes. Firefighting efforts have been intensified with additional personnel and air support. Local residents have been urged to stay alert and follow instructions from authorities.
On the slopes of Mavros Oros, with an incredible view of the Gulf of Corinth,…
Greek archaeologists have discovered a small but interesting hoard of coins on the hill of…
An alarm was sounded yesterday (22/12), when a new large landslide occurred on the Isthmus…
The Corinth Canal is one of the most important achievements of engineering in Greece, given…
Xronia Polla to the Prime Minister of Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis! Today, 29 September, the Church honours and celebrates the sacred memory of Blessed Kyriakos the Anchorite, who was born in Corinth in 408.
Traffic changes will be introduced on Saturday at the Athens-Corinth national highway because of the…
The painting of the “LGBTI+ flag colours” on the balconies of a school in Corinth…
Just because we’re back from vacation doesn’t mean carefree swims at the beach are over.…
Rafael Nadal can’t get enough of Greece. With 22 Grand Slams to his name, the…
The iconic yacht “Christina O”, which once belonged to Aristotle Onassis, was photographed in the…
A light earthquake measuring 3.8 on the Richter scale was recorded at 08:45 on Thursday…
