Crafts of the Sea | Athens | To September 21
“Crafts of the Sea,” a Cycladic seafaring history exhibition, has reopened at the Goethe Institute in Athens (14-16 Omirou) until September 21.
Himare property rights on agenda for Brussels
Fredi Beleri was released from a prison in Albania on Monday, September 2, and on Monday, September 9, is expected in Brussels, where he will serve as a member of the European Parliament after being elected on the ticket of Greece’s governing New Democracy in June.
‘Those who abuse asylum’ cannot be in Germany
Any person “who abuses our hospitality or the right to asylum can have no claim to invoke it,” Germany’s Vice Chancellor and Economy Minister Robert Habeck tells Kathimerini in an interview provided through written questions, referring to the recent knife attack in the western town of Solingen.
Schools’ reopening postponed in eastern Macedonia and Thrace due to storm Atena
The regional authority of eastern Macedonia and Thrace has decided to postpone the reopening of schools due to the storm Atena, it was announced on Tuesday.
Draghi’s ‘EU Survival Guide’
The title is wrong. “The future of European Competitiveness” does not reflect the importance of a report which examines closely the weaknesses and strengths of the European Union, which proposes solutions that are obviously necessary yet at the same time radical, which warns of the consequences that the EU faces if its member states do…
Greek truck driver shot and arrested by Turkish police at the border
A Greek truck driver was shot and arrested by Turkish police at the Ipsala border station in Evros on Tuesday, according to Turkish authorities.
New measures to benefit mainly civil servants, pensioners and the weakest
State employees, including special wage earners, as well as pensioners will benefit more from the salary increase measures.
Peloponnese unveiled: Three idyllic weekend getaways
Only a few hours’ drive from Athens, the most diverse region of Greece offers countless opportunities for seaside getaways.
Standoff with man threatening to commit suicide ends after five hours
A standoff with a man threatening to commit suicide by detonating a gas cylinder in an apartment building on Acharnon Street in central Athens ended after approximately five hours of negotiations on Tuesday.
International public tender through the Competitive Dialogue procedure for the award of the Project Concession Contract: “DEVELOPMENT, LICENSING, CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION, EXPLOITATION AND MAINTENANCE OF A BUSINESS PARK AT THE GAIAOSE SA PROPERTY OF THE FORMER MILITARY CAMP OF GKONOS
HRADF’s Strategic Contracts Unit (PPF) was appointed by the Government Committee of Law 4799/2021 as responsible for the maturity of the project “Development of the Former Military Camp of Gkonos”, of the responsibility of GAIAOSE SA . In this context, HRADF proceeds to an open process with a Competitive Dialogue which will be conducted using…