Limits on tourism
Before it was decided by justice, it was dictated by logic: A destination cannot undergo urban development or increase tourism facilities to the point of destruction – residential and environmental.
Turkish drones by Greek minds
Much has been written about what Turkey has achieved in the area of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
Investigation into sexual harassment claim at Athens University
Prosecutors have ordered a preliminary investigation into claims a lecturer sexually harassed a student at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, the country’s main third-level institution.
Turkey detonates stray naval mine in Black Sea amid Ukraine war
Turkish military diving teams safely detonated a floating naval mine in the Black Sea, the defence ministry said on Wednesday, the third such mine found in its waters since the Ukraine war.
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Platform for doctor appointments available as of Wednesday
The finddoctors.gov.gr platform, a new digital appointment system for citizens seeking primary healthcare, is to launch on Wednesday, Digital Governance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis said Wednesday.
EU agencies: No evidence to support widespread use of fourth Covid shot
EU health agencies said on Wednesday there was no evidence to support the use of a fourth dose of Covid-19 vaccines developed by Pfizer and Moderna in the general population, but they recommend a second booster for people aged 80 and above.
Judges lift phone, internet secrecy of child murder accused
Judges on Tuesday approved a request from an investigating magistrate to gain access to the telephone and internet records of a woman charged with the murder of her 9-year-old daughter in hospital.
Greece among the countries with world’s highest smoking rates
Despite a ban on indoor smoking, Greece remains among the countries with the highest smoking rates in the world, although there has been a significant decrease compared to a few years ago, the chief executive of tobacco giant Philip Morris International, Jacek Olczak, tells Kathimerini in an interview.
Greece pushing back phase-out of lignite plants to reduce dependence on Russian natural gas
Greece will boost coal mining by 50% and extend the operation of all its coal-fired power plants to 2028, instead of closing them down by 2023 as previously planned, to reduce dependence on natural gas, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced on Wednesday.