Millions in EU funds invested in rail network
Almost 800 million euros have been allocated in aid to the Greek railways by the European Union, according to a representative of the European Commission in comments to Kathimerini.
Athens metro stations shut down, as protest rally is held over Tempe train collision
The Athens metro stops “Syntagma” and “Panepistimio” were shut down at 10:30 on Sunday for a rally taking place at Syntagma Square over the deadly train collision accident at Tempe.
Suspected mobsters attack archaeologist
Police are investigating the brutal beating of an archaeologist last Tuesday in the northern Athens suburb of Kifissia, with reports linking it to illegal building activities on Mykonos island’s famed beaches.
Greece’s high export growth is set to continue
Five product categories led the spectacular rise in Greek exports in January, the Panhellenic Exporters Association said on Friday.
Shipwreck in Halkidiki linked to 1821 Revolution
Archaeologists analyzing a shipwreck stumbled upon by divers in summer 2022 are connecting it to the 1821 Greek Revolution.
Hey, that red carpet isn’t red!
There are some fundamental truths in the world: The sky is blue. The grass is green. The Oscars red carpet is re —— champagne-colored.