Severe traffic disruptions across Athens as rainfall causes delays
Severe delays are being reported across most major roadways in the Athens metropolitan area, caused by the rainfall brought by the “Alexander” storm.
‘We grew up with a photograph in hand’
On October 29, 1974, the last bus carrying Greek-Cypriot and Greek prisoners of war from the Turkish invasion arrived at the Ledra checkpoint in Nicosia.
OTE bets on fast fiber to drive growth
Telecoms firm OTE posted slightly higher revenue in the third quarter of 2024, while operating earnings dropped slightly from the same period in 2023.
Trump’s national security team and the East Med
As President-elect Donald Trump’s national security team takes shape, Jonathan Schanzer and Endy Zemenides join Thanos Davelis to break down what message his nominations send about the foreign policy priorities of his second term, especially when looking at the Eastern Mediterranean.
OSE responds to allegations of withholding CCTV footage in Tempe train disaster investigation
The Hellenic Railways Organization (OSE), responsible for managing and maintaining rail infrastructure, has responded to a report in Kathimerini on Friday, which alleged that it failed to provide crucial CCTV footage to the judiciary investigating last year’s fatal railway collision near Tempe, central Greece.
The disastrous decisions on Cyprus
The declassification of archival material on the Greek junta-inspired coup in Cyprus and the subsequent Turkish invasion in July and August 1974 by the National Intelligence Service (EYP) is a big step in the right direction.
Cyprus in talks with Gulf energy companies over natural gas licences, president says
Energy companies from Persian Gulf states have expressed interest in searching for natural gas off the southern coast of Cyprus, President Nikos Christodoulides said Friday.
One dead, four injured in Xanthi-Drama road collision
Two cars collided on the Xanthi-Drama national road on Friday morning, resulting in the death of a 34-year-old woman and injuries to four others, including a child.
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.