Experts investigate ‘strange phenomenon’ behind Mount Athos quakes
Seismologists are closely analyzing the earthquake sequence near Mount Athos following Saturday’s 5.3-magnitude tremor, the strongest recorded in the area so far.
‘Golden Visa’ drops a gear
Decline in the number of applications for residence permits in April points to a slowdown.
Heat persists across Greece with isolated showers in the north
Greece will see mostly clear skies on Sunday, with some afternoon clouds over mainland mountain regions, where brief, isolated showers may occur, the National Meteorological Service (EMY) said.
Max Richter | Athens | July 1
Renowned British composer Max Richter will take the stage at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus on July 1.
Rules for portable batteries on planes are changing. Here’s what to know
The rules around flying with portable batteries are becoming more confusing as some airlines and governments change their policies, citing the risk of fires.
Back from Cannes with a top award for a Greek-Palestinian short
Good things have indeed come in threes for Greek cinematographer Giorgos Valsamis, who returned from Cannes recently with a “short film Palme d’Or” to add to his resume for his work in Tawfeek Barhom’s short film “I’m Glad You’re Dead Now.”
Reviving the sacred whispers of Hagia Sophia
On a recent Saturday morning, passers-by in Istanbul’s Balat neighborhood heard the whisper of Hagia Sophia.
The end of the ‘Golden Visa’
The “Golden Visa” program was a tool designed for different times. It was intended to bolster the Greek economy, which, after its collapse during the debt crisis, was in desperate need of investment.
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Israel ready for peace if Hamas lays down arms, returns hostages, deputy FM tells Kathimerini
With the Israeli Armed Forces expanding their operations deeper into the Gaza Strip and more than 450,000 reservists mobilized under “Decree 8,” Israel appears determined to escalate pressure to end the war while Hamas continues to hold hostages.