Xenia Kounalaki, a journalist, columnist, and foreign editor at Kathimerini, joins Thanos Davelis for a deep dive into the revelations in Angela Merkel’s recently released memoirs, including her handling of the Greek financial crisis and the migration crisis, her encounters with Greece’s leaders, and more.
Greece has dismantled a criminal group that trafficked Colombian women to Greece and forced them to perform sex work at apartments and strip clubs, police said.
Greek industrial tape company Atlas Tapes has acquired PPM Industries, the Italian tape industry for the construction and automotive sectors, creating an entity with an annual turnover of 270 million euros and a staff of 1,000 people.
Alexis Tsipras, Greece’s former left-wing prime minister, has sought to defend his political legacy, including the controversial decision to hold a referendum on the bailout terms proposed by international creditors during the critical summer of 2015.
Newly elected SYRIZA leader Socratis Famellos has reached out to former supporters who abandoned the left-wing party amid its recent crisis and leadership turmoil.
Nikos Dedes, deeply influenced by his family’s legacy of resistance and social contribution, now channels this heritage into his roles as president of Positive Voice and secretary-general of the Greek Patients’ Association, advocating for patient-centered healthcare and active involvement in policymaking.
The transfer of approximately 150,000 tons of crude oil from the Greek-flagged Suezmax tanker Sounion to Delta Blue at the Suez anchorage has been successfully completed.
The Hellenic Hydrocarbons and Energy Resources Management Company (HEREMA) received a grant through the EEA Grants funded by Iceland, Lichtenstein and Norway to draw up safety regulations at underground carbon dioxide storage facilities.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis raised the long-standing issue of the Parthenon Sculptures during his meeting with UK counterpart Sir Keir Starmer at Downing Street on Tuesday.
Efforts to restore the railway network in the Tempe tunnel in central Greece were continuing at a fast pace on Tuesday, with plans to open a single track for commercial trains by midnight.