31 defendants face array of charges in court
Thirty-one defendants appeared in court on Saturday to answer to 12 felony charges, including murder and causing an explosion, along with 16 misdemeanors.
SYRIZA calls for investigation into Tempe crash site cover-up allegations
Leftist opposition SYRIZA will request the establishment of a preliminary investigative committee to examine the decision made by authorities to fill the site of last year’s railway disaster in Tempe, central Greece, with gravel and concrete.
Credit expansion of 8% in Q1
Bank of Greece data for the first quarter of the year confirm the recovery of financing to businesses that will support credit expansion in 2024, as the net flow of financing moved into positive territory, in the order of of 333 million euros.
What is the value of Olympic victory?
Relay runners are now carrying the Olympic Torch to Paris. With the 2024 Olympics fast approaching, debate is again heating up about how much countries spend on national Olympic teams.
Keeping the zealots at bay
Archbishop Ieronymos, the leader of the Orthodox Church of Greece, swiftly recognized the potential danger: Over the Easter holiday, churches across the country could become arenas for disapproval and harassment, potentially escalating beyond control.
Elections in North Macedonia put EU and ties with Greece, Bulgaria in the spotlight
Nektaria Stamouli, the deputy editor in chief of Kathimerini’s English Edition and Politico’s Eastern Mediterranean correspondent, joins Thanos Davelis to look at Wednesday’s election in North Macedonia, and its broader implications for the country’s relations with its neighbors and its EU aspirations.
Police make 25 arrests in Patra
Police in Patra made 25 arrests on Friday after a group of young people attacked police and wrote slogans on city buses.
Orders to remove illegal table seating in public places in Athens up 54%
More violations of the regulations on the placement on table seating in public places were recorded in the first quarter of the year in Athens, data from the Athens Municipality has shown.
‘We will not have psychology in the future’
In two packed auditoriums in Athens, psychoanalyst and emeritus professor of the University of Leicester Ian Parker recently presented his new book, co-authored with David Pavon-Cuellar, and now translated into Greek, titled “Psychoanalysis and Revolution: Critical Psychology for Liberation Movements.”
Olympic flame sets sail for Paris
The Olympic flame departs Greece on the sailing ship Belem for the 2024 Paris Games, from the port of Piraeus, Saturday.