An exciting season for art aficionados
From big group shows at the country’s top institutions to fascinating solo exhibitions at the city’s galleries and art spaces, this is a great time to plan a visual arts-hopping tour of Athens.
Hospitality leaders discuss investment opportunities and challenges in Greek tourism sector
Hospitality leaders discussed the opportunities and challenges of investing in Greece’s tourism sector during the second day of the “Reimagine Tourism in Greece” conference on Tuesday.
New Left dismisses media report on members considering return to SYRIZA
New Left, a splinter party from SYRIZA, has denied media reports suggesting that some members are considering a return to the main opposition party.
Reimagine Tourism in Greece – Live Stream – Day 1
Welcome to the first day of the second annual summit, “Reimagine Tourism in Greece,” an initiative by Kathimerini and its partners aimed at promoting sustainable tourism in the country.
Earthquake shakes eastern Turkey, no casualties reported
An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.9 struck eastern Turkey’s Malatya province on Wednesday, the country’s disaster and emergency management authority (AFAD) said, adding that there were no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
SETE chief predicts 2024 will be a ‘landmark year’ for Greek tourism
Yiannis Paraschis, president of the Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE) and CEO of Athens International Airport, has predicted that 2024 will be a “landmark year” for Greece’s tourism while cautioning against taking the solid growth of the sector for granted.
Doctor slapped with €800,000 fine for issuing fraudulent prescriptions
The Health Ministry has imposed an €800,000 fine on a doctor for prescribing thousands of medications in a single month using his mother’s social security number (AMKA).
Azerbaijan’s human-rights record under fire ahead of COP29
Aram Hamparian, the executive director of the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA), joins Thanos Davelis to look into the growing pressure on Azerbaijan over its human rights record in the build up to COP29, and break down why COP29 should matter to anyone who believes in human rights.
Four migrants dead, 27 rescued off Kos island
Greece rescued 27 migrants and recovered the bodies of four dead people after their boat sank close to the island of Kos, the Greek coast guard said on Tuesday night.
At UN dinner, Cypriot leaders agree to meet again soon
Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders met on Tuesday in New York for informal talks hosted by United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and agreed to meet again soon to discuss discuss “the way forward” on stalled reunification talks.