Vast majority of property auctions produce no result
Roughly eight in every 10 real estate auctions end up fruitless, making it difficult to effectively resolve the problem of private debt.
Two people arrested for transporting heroin in Thessaloniki
Police officers in northern Greece arrested two people from drug trafficking on Tuesday night after discovering more than 12 kilos of heroin in their car.
Women of Passion | Athens | From May 27
A theater production for English speakers, “Women of Passion, Women of Greece,” returns to the Treno sto Rouf Theater in Athens for a run of 10 Saturday shows.
UN peacekeeping on 75th anniversary: Successes, failures and many challenges
Over the past 75 years, the United Nations sent more than 2 million peacekeepers to help countries move away from conflict, with successes from Liberia to Cambodia and major failures in former Yugoslavia and Rwanda.
Consitutional lawyer dismisses Kasidiaris’ ploy to evade election ban
A constitutional lawyer dismissed on Thursday a claim by jailed former Golden Dawn deputy leader Ilias Kasidiaris that he could run in the next elections with a coalition of independent candidates, saying it is another effort to bypass a court ban on his party and candidacy.
Tourist bus from Bulgaria destroyed by fire; no injuries
A tourist bus from Bulgaria was completely destroyed on Thursday by fire that broke out while travelling on a secondary road in the region of Serres, in northern Greece.
Trolley bus driver arrested for carrying airgun
Police arrested on Wednesday night a trolley bus driver after an anonymous tip informing them that the man he was carrying a weapon.
SYRIZA’s collapse and the battle for the center-left
Dora Antoniou, Kathimerini’s political editor, joins Thanos Davelis to break down what went wrong for SYRIZA and Alexis Tsipras in Sunday’s elections, what this defeat means for the party looking ahead, and whether this is now PASOK and Nikos Androulakis’ big chance to reclaim the center-left.
Goods exports beat services
Tourism may be considered Greece’s biggest industries, but it was mainly exports of goods that served as a lifeline for the economy and businesses both in the decade of the economic crisis and during the pandemic.
PM says voters will decide who will govern, not who will be in opposition
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Wednesday framed the decision laying before voters in the new elections which are expected on June 2 as a choice on who will govern, not who will lead the opposition.