Investigation into Tempe train crash stalls amid missing CCTV footage
The judicial and police investigation into the Tempe railway disaster has stalled due to missing critical CCTV footage, Kathimerini has learned.
Yannis Ritsos’ Monemvasia home to open as museum in 2025
The transformation of the house of Greek poet Yannis Ritsos (1909-1990), located within the castle town of Monemvasia in Laconia, into a municipal museum is nearing completion, with its opening anticipated by mid-2025.
Greece reiterates rejection of fait accompli on Cyprus
Greece has reaffirmed that it does not recognize the consequences of Turkey’s 1974 invasion and occupation of Cyprus, condemning the unilateral declaration of independence by the Turkish Cypriot breakaway entity, which is recognized only by Ankara, as “a flagrant violation of international law.”
Services now driving inflation
Although the days of anguish over supermarket prices are not far behind us, they have taken a back seat. It is services that are now driving inflation, according to an Alpha Bank analysis published Thursday.
Turkey deploys warships over misunderstanding
A misunderstanding led Turkey to deploy four frigates to the southern Aegean Sea on Thursday near the straits of Kasos and Karpathos.
Lesvos children’s shelter grapples with unpaid wages
Greek NGO Iliaktida, which operates five shelters for unaccompanied minors on the eastern Aegean island of Lesvos, is facing financial turmoil as government funds are delayed.
Weekend road closures planned for November 17 rally
Athens is bracing for significant traffic disruptions with extensive road closures and parking bans from Friday until Monday, due to planned events and public gatherings commemorating the student uprising on November 17 in 1973 against the country’s military dictatorship.
SYRIZA’s political future hanging in the balance
Niko Efstathiou, an Athens based journalist and author, joins Thanos Davelis to discuss Stefanos Kasselakis’ decision to found a new party, and look at what this latest split within SYRIZA means for its political future and for Greece’s fractured left.
Army reboot: Smaller, smarter, stronger
In a sweeping overhaul of its military structure, Greece is set to streamline its armed forces with a bold new “Force Structure” plan.
England cruise past hosts Greece 3-0 to go top of Nations League group
England eased past hosts Greece 3-0 in their Nations League match on Thursday to go top of their Group B2 and head into their last matchday against Ireland playing for promotion.