Mail votes from Chios to Papua New Guinea
The envelopes of the postal vote are traveling across the globe so that Greek citizens in 128 countries participate in the upcoming European elections.
Greece mulls expansion of naval fleet, says minister
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias has indicated that Greece considers further bolstering the Hellenic Navy by acquiring additional vessels.
Ministry announces slightly increased uni admissions for new academic year
A total of 68,851 candidates will be admitted to Greece’s universities in the new academic year, the Education Ministry announced on Wednesday.
Payout for the whistleblowers
A bonus of up to 3,000 euros awaits taxpayers who, through the appodixi application, have detected falsified mechanisms and fake receipts in their transactions with various businesses.
20 years later: Revisiting the Annan Plan for Cyprus
Endy Zemenides, the executive director of the Hellenic American Leadership Council, joins Thanos Davelis to break down why the rejection of the Annan plan 20 years ago needs to be revisited, and its historic significance reconsidered. We also look into other regional developments – from Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ meeting with Turkish President Erdogan to…
No production model change
The trade balance of agri-food products was in surplus in three of the last four years (2020, 2021 and 2023), a positive development, but not sufficient to change the sign from negative to positive in the overall trade balance.
Health authorities on lookout for mosquitoes
This year’s warm winter could lead to an early start to the West Nile virus circulation period, health experts warn.
Notorious people smuggler operated in Greek territory
Barzan Majeed, a recently-arrested Iraqi migrant trafficking kingpin known as “Scorpion,” had been operating within Greek territory, Kathimerini understands.
American man charged with spider smuggling in Turkey says he is back in US
A curator at the American Museum of Natural History in New York said on Tuesday he was released and arrived back in the United States after Turkish authorities detained him on suspicion of trying to smuggle valuable poisonous spiders and scorpions out of the country.
Countries make late bid to salvage EU’s nature law
A group of 11 countries, led by Ireland, has made a last-ditch attempt to approve the EU’s flagship policy to restore damaged nature, amid concerns the law could be shelved following EU elections in June.