Italian-owned railway operator Trainose announced the cancellation of eight train services on Saturday, in view of sleet and snowfall forecast for this weekend throughout the country, including Attica.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was “an abrupt awakening” for the European Union and its defence plans.
The United States, European Union and other allies on Friday escalated their economic pressure on Russia, moving to strip Moscow of privileged trade and economic treatment among other steps to punish it for its invasion of Ukraine.
The war in Ukraine and the onset of the pandemic in 2020 are similar in that they are an external shock with a wide-ranging impact on the European Union, Jacob Kirkegaard tells Kathimerini.
The Council of State (CoS), Greece’s top administrative court, discussed the transfer of Skaramangas Shipyards to Milina Enterprises Company Limited on Friday, following a petition by Haidari municipality, in northwestern Athens.
With the price of unleaded fuel soaring steadily above 2 euros per liter in cities and close to €2.50 in Greece’s provinces and islands, the government is mulling the inclusion of a subsidy for gas in its new support package for households and businesses that will be presented next week.
In a liberal country, the state does not even censor the banners suspended by soccer fans.
An audio file that surfaced last month suggesting that former Supreme Court president Vassiliki Thanou blackmailed prominent businessman Andreas Vgenopoulos for money in 2016 was forwarded on Thursday to the Athens Appellate Prosecutor’s Office.
The Royal Caribbean Group is planning to start cruises in the Eastern Mediterranean from as early as February next year using Piraeus as its home port and calling at ports in Cyprus, Israel and Egypt.
Following his critically acclaimed “Ion,” choreographer Christos Papadopoulos returns to the stage of the Onassis Cultural Center with “Larsen C.”