Athens Airport passengers up 5% in June
Athens International Airport saw a modest, single-digit increase in passenger traffic in June, with a slightly stronger rise recorded over the first half of the year.
Fire breaks out at laundry business on Mykonos
Firefighters were battling a blaze at a laundry business on the island of Mykonos on Friday, after a fire broke out shortly after midnight near the provincial road linking Mykonos town to Ano Mera, authorities said.
Athens traffic crisis deepening
The average Athenian loses approximately 100 hours annually stuck in traffic, as traveling just 10 kilometers in central Athens now requires nearly half an hour.
Natural gas consumption up 12.4% in first half of year
Driven by electricity generation, natural gas is steadily solidifying its role in Greece’s energy mix.
One in three Greek SMEs engaged with AI tools, survey shows
One in three small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Greece has engaged with artificial intelligence (AI) tools, a shift that suggests the technology is no longer the preserve of large corporations, according to a new survey by the National Bank of Greece.
Campaigners threaten legal action over Parthenon Marbles return talks
Britain’s former prime minister Liz Truss, historian David Starkey, and Conservative MP John Redwood are among 34 signatories to a letter accusing the British Museum of engaging in a “covert” and “accelerating” campaign to return the Parthenon Sculptures to Greece, Sky News reported on Friday.
Athens and Brussels focus on Libya as migration takes center stage
Alexandra Voudouri, Kathimerini’s Brussels correspondent, joins Thanos Davelis as we look into the surge in migrants arriving on Greece’s shores from Libya, and break down how Greece and the EU are working to tackle this challenge.
Māori-Greek artist’s work shines on Manhattan billboard
Māori-Greek artist Jimmy James Kouratoras has made a high-profile return to New York with his painting “Hei Tiki – For the Love of Our Ancestors” featured on a 10-metre digital billboard in Manhattan’s Theatre District.
Greece PM defends halt to asylum processing for North African migrants
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has defended his government’s decision to stop processing asylum applications from migrants arriving from North Africa, amid a sharp rise in arrivals.
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