Deep dive into shipping history off Greece’s Kea island
On the night of April 14, 1912, the Titanic plowed into an iceberg on its maiden voyage, sending 1,500 souls to the bottom of the icy North Atlantic.
Government, notaries reach contracts agreement
The government and notaries public have reached an agreement on how to submit contracts to the Hellenic Cadastre on Friday, preventing a blockage in property transfers due to the abstention announced by notaries who opposed the the digitization of notarial acts that will come into effect on January 1, arguing that the paper contract, signed…
Byzantine influence in Africa
An atmosphere of Byzantine mysticism pervades the new exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of New York, which has as its theme the influence of Byzantium in Africa.
The ongoing threats to religious sites in Turkey
The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom published an in-depth report this week examining threats to religious properties in Turkey, including places of worship, religious institutions, and cemeteries.
SYRIZA’s Kasselakis calls for ‘in-party cohabitation pact’
The primary goal of SYRIZA is to win the next legislative elections, main opposition leader Stefanos Kasselakis said in an interview with Efimerida ton Syntakton newspaper published on Saturday, explaining that “we need to forge a social alliance that would position the party for success.”
‘We won’t take morality lessons’ from Erdogan
“It is hard to think about the long-term solution to the conflict,” the former prime minister of Israel, Yair Lapid, has told Kathimerini.
The healing art of poetry from the pen of prominent doctor George Pavlakis
The general public became acquainted with George Pavlakis, the top Greek doctor and medical researcher, from his live television appearances from the United States during the first few months of the Covid pandemic.
Erdogan links German support of Israel in Gaza to Holocaust guilt
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Friday suggested that Germany supported Israel in the Gaza war out of guilt over the Holocaust and drew a contrast with Turkey, which he said was able to speak without bias.
PM briefed on progress of counter-inflation initiatives during supermarket visit
During a Saturday visit to a supermarket in Athens Saturday, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis received a comprehensive briefing on the progress of the “permanent price reduction” scheme.
41 migrants found off Vravrona, Attica
Forty-one migrants, who disembarked from a yacht off the coast of Vravrona in eastern Attica, were found by the coast guard on Friday morning. Coast guard officials said 33 men, 4 woman and 4 minors were on board the vessel.