Search underway on Symi for missing British TV doctor Michael Mosley
A search operation is underway on the Dodecanese island of Symi for a well-known British TV doctor, Dr Michael Mosley, who went missing on Wednesday afternoon.
Letta: A single capital market for cheaper financing
The “exit” narratives that once dominated the political discourse in the European Union are now a thing of the past, but these European Parliament elections will judge the degree of commitment to the further integration of the bloc, former Italian prime minister Enrico Letta tells Kathimerini.
Mitsotakis inspects frigates in French shipyard
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has visited the shipyards of the Navale Group in the French city of Lorient, where three Belharra-class frigates are being built for the Greek Navy.
Supermarket prices start to ease, at last
The prices of products in supermarkets in May 2024 have declined for the first time on an annual basis.
Greece requests 4th disbursement of EU grants
Greece on Thursday submitted to the European Commission a request for the fourth instalment of funds amounting to 1 billion euros from the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) corresponding to the achievement of 20 milestones and targets.
Power theft soars 50% in January-May
Grid operator DEDDIE has got some particularly worrying data on electricity theft.
Power link to cut costs for Cypriots
The Great Sea Interconnector, a 1.9 billion-euro subsea cable linking the electricity grids of Cyprus and Greece, promises significant savings for Cypriot households.
Turkish official says there was no ‘firman’ allowing Elgin to remove Parthenon Sculptures
Dr. Irene Stamatoudi, a professor of law at the University of Nicosia and a former member of the Ministry of Culture’s Advisory Committee for the Parthenon Sculptures, joins Thanos Davelis to look at the latest intervention by a Turkish official that there is no “firman” legitimizing the removal of the Parthenon Sculptures.
Archaeological museum presents the ‘last Aphrodites’
As part of its “Unseen Museum” program for showcasing some of the pieces kept in its massive storage spaces, the National Archaeological Museum of Athens is presenting the “The last Aphrodites”, a small exhibition set that includes two ivory carvings and two fragments of Coptic textiles from Egypt of late antiquity.
Salmonella found in one of three water sources tested in central Greece
Salmonella was detected in the clinical samples, but also in the water in one of the three sources where tests were carried out in central Greece, as part of an investigation into the contamination of the water supply network which led to an outbreak of gastroenteritis in the region, Greek officials said on Thursday.