Surgeons at a Thessaloniki hospital have successfully performed a corneal transplant on a 48-year-old woman using a donation from an eight-month-old baby who had died of a heart attack.
Greek railway authorities have begun reassessing personnel, focusing on station masters, by subjecting them to psychometric evaluations, reflex tests, and time-pressured assessments, Deputy Minister of Transport Konstantinos Kyranakis has told local media outlet SKAI.
Residents of Ano Patissia and Nea Ionia are up in arms over the latest of several fires to break at an abandoned factory on the border of the two Athenian suburbs in the space of a few weeks.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the Trump administration’s new envoy to NATO are seeking to reassure wary NATO allies of the US commitment to the alliance.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Thursday said that Greece is prepared to play a prominent role in shaping the European Union’s response to US tariffs.
Vassilis Nedos, Kathimerini’s diplomatic and defense editor, joins Thanos Davelis as we look into Prime Minister Mitsotakis’ €25 billion defense strategy, breaking down how it fits into a broader vision for the Greek armed forces in the 21st century.
Blank Wall Gallery (55 Fokionos Negri) in Athens is set to host “My Iceland,” an exhibition by the Greek photography group Diadromes.
“Do you know the history of these mines? Dozens of people lost their lives in the 1950s due to the company’s greed and lack of protective measures. Back then, they assured people there was no problem.”
A 45-year-old man was arrested in the early hours of Thursday after being caught speeding at over 200 km/h on Syngrou Avenue, near Kallithea in central Athens, while under the influence of alcohol.
Greece will spend 25 billion euros ($27 billion) over the next decade to adapt its military to evolving high-tech warfare technologies, officials announced Wednesday.