Maria Callas statue unveiled at UNESCO headquarters in Paris
A statue of legendary soprano Maria Callas, created by sculptor Nikos Floros, has been on display at UNESCO’s headquarters in Paris since Thursday.
Greece braces for Trump’s tariffs
Dimitra Manifava, a journalist with Kathimerini covering business stories and the economy, joins Thanos Davelis to look into what US President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs on allies and adversaries could mean for Greece and Greek exports.
Grandiose gesture of self-harm
What makes a superpower abandon its leading role, choosing isolation rather than dealing with alliances and solving common problems?
Fox pup’s life in danger after fall in Kypseli
The life of a young fox pup found severely injured in the Kypseli area of central Athens is in jeopardy after it reportedly fell from a rock on a hill aptly named “Alepotrypa” (Fox Hole). The pup is currently being treated by ANIMA, the Hellenic Wildlife Care Association.
Mitsotakis rules out early elections, criticizes ND ‘navel-gazing’
Faced with declining popularity for his conservative party and increasing criticism within its ranks, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis ruled out early elections on Friday.
Hellenic American Union elects new president
The turbulent five-year period of successive interim administrations and legal disputes came to an end in HAU on Thursday.
From Crete to the global scene, through the Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum
The Gelasakis Group, a leading player in travel, maritime, and hospitality services, will once again participate at the Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum next month, reinforcing its long-standing commitment to the sector.
Police hunt armed robbery suspects after bank heist in western Greece
Police have launched a manhunt for at least two suspects involved in an armed robbery at a bank in the town of Katohi, near Messolongi, in western Greece.
Multiple challenges for cruise tourism
The cruise industry faces multiple challenges that could potentially slow its growth.
Tsipras criticizes Turkey’s opposition to power cable and F-35 sale during US event
Alexis Tsipras, currently in the United States, has criticized Turkey’s opposition to a planned undersea power cable between Greece and Cyprus, while also expressing his opposition to the potential sale of US-made F-35 fighter jets to Turkey, the former left-wing prime minister said in a social media post.