The third large die-off of Athens houses
“What can I say, son? It looks like people just hate the soil,” says Mrs Ourania as she sweeps the yard at what is one of the last surviving detached houses in the Athens suburb of Nea Smyrni.
AI could generate new forms of intelligence – and stupidity
The expansion of artificial intelligence and its progeny, such as ChatGPT, are raising multiple existential questions for humanity. the scientist who redefined and introduced nine single types of intelligence, is joining the effort to decipher the characteristics of the new technological reality.
Moldova is buying Greek gas to test import routes
Moldova, under constant threat of a reduction in Russian gas supplies, will buy a small amount of gas from Greece to test new import routes, state energy company Energocom said on Thursday.
From the far-right to blind violence
The question remains, since there has been no convincing and honest answer: How is it possible that although members of Golden Dawn have been convicted on the first instance, the case is still under appeal?
Vegans and meat-eaters at the Easter table
Apart from the spiritual dimension of Easter, a prominent factor is the consumption of food, and meat in particular, during the holidays.
Ex-judge says gov’t intervened to ban extreme-right party
With the Supreme Court having launched the proceedings sanctioned by a parliamentary amendment to increase the number of judges in the special chamber that will decide the electoral fate of the extreme-right party of jailed Ilias Kasidiaris, there was fresh political fallout on Wednesday after the top court’s former vice president Christos Tzanerikos, who resigned…
Greece and Egypt’s deepening strategic relationship
Vassilis Nedos, Kathimerini’s diplomatic and defense editor, joins Thanos Davelis to discuss the deepening relationship between Athens and Cairo which was the focus of the Egyptian foreign minister’s recent visit to Athens.
Authorities probing takings from abroad
The tax authorities will seek out any undeclared incomes from salaries and pensions which come from abroad, after the end of the process of tax declaration submission this summer.
Brothers face felony charges for stealing railway equipment
Two brothers aged 43 and 49 years old, respectively, face criminal charges, including for endangering public safety, after allegedly stealing a railroad tie.
US sanctions Turkey-based entities it says helped Russia’s war
The United States on Wednesday imposed sanctions on at least four Turkey-based entities it said violated US export controls and helped Russia’s war effort, in the biggest US enforcement action in Turkey since the invasion of Ukraine last year.