Vassilis Nedos, Kathimerini’s diplomatic and defense editor, joins Thanos Davelis to look into Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s latest travels, his ties to Russia’s Putin and Turkey’s Erdogan, and whether this is cause for concern in Athens, Nicosia, Brussels and Washington.
The Fire Service was evacuating a public nursing home and a hospital in the western port city of Patra on Tuesday as a wildfire closed in on the facilities.
The Single Social Security Entity (EFKA) could collect an extra 4 billion euros from large debtors.
A 40-year-old French woman who was competing in the Aegean 600 rally died in a sailing accident on Monday night off the coast of the island of Kasos.
The biggest reservoir on the Greek island of Naxos has dried up, useful only to the turtles that cruise its muddy shallows. Downstream, seawater has seeped into empty irrigation wells, harming the island’s prized potato crop.
Greece’s inflation rate amounted to 2.3% in June, down from 2.4% in May.
The government is planning incentives for taxpayers who are consistent in their tax obligations.
Police have unraveled a criminal gang of people employed in the civil service that extorted or aided catering establishments and hotels to skirt the law, for building permits, the use of tables and seating and other illegalities.
With tourism growing and Greek consumers turning to products they didn’t use during the pandemic, the domestic cosmetics market appears to be gaining ground.
Many Jewish communities in Macedonia and Thrace disappeared in the Holocaust, yet their presence in the places where their communities once thrived is still palpable.