ODAP brings Greece’s cultural legacy to Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum
The enduring love affair between cruise passengers and Greece’s cultural, archaeological, and historical sites is set to grow even stronger.
Schools to commemorate EOKA struggle with educational tributes
Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki announced that all middle and senior schools in Greece will now commemorate the EOKA (National Organization of Cypriot Fighters) struggle for Cyprus’ independence.
Troubles for small carriers
The turbulence in European skies, with ever-growing concentration and financial problems for some carriers, was unlikely to leave the domestic aviation sector unaffected.
Marine Le Pen’s sentence and democracy
A French court’s depriving Marine Le Pen of the right to stand for election is a political earthquake, as her National Rally party has the most seats in the National Assembly and polls have her in the lead for the 2027 presidential election.
Speculation on Donald Trump Jr visit to Athens
Donald Trump Jr is likely to visit Athens this month, sources have told Kathimerini.
Spies wanted: EYP hiring hackers and field agents
The National Intelligence Service (EYP) is launching its first major hiring push in five years, aiming to recruit 310 new employees by 2025, including cybersecurity experts and field agents.
Tracking the secret, and enigmatic, lives of sea turtles
In the vast Mediterranean, sea turtles like Harriet, Triton and Daphne swim across international waters, their movements tracked by cutting-edge satellite technology.
Passengers evacuated after false fire alert on Olympic flight
An Olympic Air airplane taxiing on the tarmac of Mytilene’s airport had to be evacuated on Tuesday morning, after a fire indicator started flashing, owner Aegean Airways said in a statement.
Archaeologist George Korres, who dug in ancient Pylos, dies at 85
Prominent Greek archaeologist George S. Korres, known for his excavations in the area of Pylos in Messenia in southwestern Greece, died on Monday, aged 85.
Pay raise dispute rattles government
A push for salary increases for police and other security forces has sparked political turbulence, exposing divisions within the ruling New Democracy party.