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.
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.
In a sweeping overhaul of its military structure, Greece is set to streamline its armed forces with a bold new “Force Structure” plan.
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.
Reports in Turkish pro-government media are pushing the narrative that the US is supplanting British bases in Cyprus with its own, stirring a scenario where the American military presence encircles Turkey with bases in northern Greece, Crete and Cyprus.
The merchant sailors’ pension fund (NAT) has secured nearly a million euros (€992,000) from the European Union’s Recovery and Resilience Fund to develop a digital database of all current and former employees in the sector and their employment record.
A bill restructuring the troubled Hellenic Railways (OSE) is expected to be tabled by the end of the month, according to government sources.
The Posidonia shipping fair reported low consumption levels per visitor, both in electricity and water consumption.
Residents of the popular tourist destination of Santorini are calling for stricter building regulations to protect their island’s unique landscape and cultural heritage.
Investor interest in small-capitalization listed firms is quite significant, an investors’ conference organized by the Athens Stock Exchange revealed.