Piaf | Athens | September 14
Experience the life and music of France’s greatest singer, Edith Piaf, at “Piaf! The Show” at the Lycabettus Theater on September 14.
Naxos, Serifos get temporary desalination units amid water shortage
Greece’s Shipping Ministry green-lighted the temporary installation and operation of three desalination units in Naxos and Serifos to tackle a prolonged water shortage in the Cycladic islands amid the height of the tourist season.
Former TikTok CEO: ‘It’s about providing and being delighted’
The former CEO of TikTok and former chief operating officer of the parent company ByteDance Ltd, Kevin Mayer, today co-CEO and co-founder of the company Candle Media, LLC, talks to Kathimerini about the “secrets” that established TikTok at the top of the charts of young people. – I would like to […]
Rethymno fire prompts another three evacuation alerts
The fire that broke out Wednesday afternoon in Rethymno, Crete, has expanded, prompting three additional evacuation alerts on Thursday.
Two thousand irregular migrants apprehended in July, coast guard announces
Two thousand irregular migrants were apprehended by coast guard across the country in July, it was announced on Thursday.
Greek pole vaulter Polak handed provisional suspension
Greek pole vaulter Eleni-Klaoudia Polak was disqualified from the Olympics and handed a provisional suspension at the Paris Games after she tested positive for banned substances, the IOC said on Wednesday.
Trade deficit expands 10.5% in first half as exports decline, imports rise
Imports rose and exports shrank during the first half of the year, expanding the trade deficit by 10.5%, the Hellenic Statistics Authority announced Wednesday.
University professor accused of arson jailed pending trial
A 66-year-old university professor accused of setting four fires in the Vari area of southern Attica in June, was jailed pending trial on Thursday, after appearing before an investigative magistrate.
Man detained for throwing petrol bombs off balcony
A man was briefly detained on Wednesday night after he started throwing petrol bombs off the balcony of his apartment in the district of New Ionia, northern Athens.
Athens fears new energy emergency
The threat of generalized conflict in the Middle East is reportedly causing intense concern in Athens regarding the turbulence it could trigger in the energy sector, supply chains, and in the economy in general.