PAOK’s win over AEK confirms Panathinaikos’ lead
PAOK put an end to AEK’s winning streak as Panathinaikos consolidated its lead at the top of the Super League with a home win over Volos.
Moisis Elisaf, first Greek-Jewish city mayor, is buried in Ioannina
Moisis Elisaf, the first Greek-Jew to hold a mayoral post in the country, was buried Sunday afternoon in the city of Ioannina.
Blinken tours Turkey’s earthquake zone, pledges $100m in aid
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken took a helicopter tour Sunday of one of the provinces worst-affected by the Feb. 6 earthquake in southern Turkey and northern Syria and pledged a further $100 million in aid.
Diana Tishchenko | Athens | February 20
The Athens Concert Hall has two more exciting shows lined up for its Rising Stars series, in which it showcases emerging musical talent.
Evros border fence extension to finish within 10 months once court approves it, Citizen Protection min
The 35-kilometer extension of the border fence between Greece and Turkey at Evros will be completed in the next 10 months, Citizen Protection Minister Takis Theodorikakos told Skai on Sunday.
No dice without real power, PASOK chief tells parties
PASOK will not help incumbent New Democracy or main opposition SYRIZA form a government in the event of an inconclusive election result unless it has a strong enough voice to pass its policy priorities, party chief Nikos Androulakis told Kathimerini on Sunday.
US State Secretary Blinken in Turkey, before heading to Athens on Tuesday
United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken is visiting Turkey on Sunday, as part of a tour that includes Germany and Greece on February 16-22.
The EU just announced a 10th round of sanctions on Russia. Are sanctions working?
The EU announced a new round of sanctions on Russia this week, which are set to hit Moscow with trade bans and technology export controls worth €11 billion in response to its invasion of Ukraine.
Buying a house by renting it
Economics Professor Kostas Zachariadis summarizes to Kathimerini the model that his London-based company Adjoin Homes has been implementing since last year.
Thousands of buildings to be screened
The government has decided to resume pre-seismic inspections of public buildings, with emphasis placed on some 30,000 structures deemed to be of critical importance, such as schools, hospitals and other places of large gatherings.