A Peanut and Farlie campaign
The most recent survey by Dianeosis on “What Greeks believe” includes the question: What do you think Greece will look like in 10 years’ time?
Europe’s radical right and the upcoming elections
Alexandra Voudouri, Kathimerini’s Brussels correspondent, joins Thanos Davelis to look at the rise of the far right, how radical-right forces are already influencing European policies, and what it means for the future direction of Europe.
Controlled exploitation
Greece should not stop developing its tourism sector, but the rules concerning the protection of the country’s natural and cultural resources must be respected and upheld.
Would third place spell trouble for PASOK?
As the European Parliament elections draw near, the big picture begins to clarify. In terms of the dominant force, conservative New Democracy, whose lead has never really been in doubt (which explains why public surveys tend to skip the question, “Who do you think will win the Euro elections?”), the focus lies on whether it…
Flamingos make rest stop on long journey
A flock of flamingo birds rest at the Nea Kios coastal wetland near the port of Nafplio in the Peloponnese on Saturday. World Migratory Bird Day, aimed at highlighting the need to protect migratory birds, is celebrated on the second Saturday of May.
Ferries impose EV charge cap
For security reasons, electric and hybrid cars cannot travel on ferries with a charge of more than 40%.
AI joins fight against sunbeds, umbrellas
The government is taking another step in the fight against illegal “occupation” of beaches by sunbeds, umbrellas and chairs as the main part of the tourist season approaches.
First list of Egyptian workers presented
The first list of 2,400 Egyptian nationals who will work in Greece was received from the Egyptian government by Migration and Asylum Minister Dimitris Kairidis during his visit to the country on Friday.
Mitsotakis concerned over name of North Macedonia
In the wake of the nationalist VMRO electoral victory in North Macedonia, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Saturday that he is following with “concern some of the statements made by party officials” regarding their pledges not to honor the Prespes name agreement of 2018 that settled the dispute with Greece over the country’s name.
Municipality to address building height bonuses
The controversial issue of the maximum heights of buildings in the Greek capital will be addressed on Monday at the municipal council of Athens.