Video shows suspect approaching Athens nightclub before explosion
Video footage obtained by SKAI shows a man walking towards a closed nightclub in the Ilisia district of Athens just minutes before an explosion that caused damage to the premises.
Tempe victim’s father to bring foreign experts for son’s exhumation
The father of Denis Ruci, one of the 57 victims of the 2023 Tempe railway disaster, has said his family will appoint experts from abroad to attend the exhumation of his son’s body, saying he no longer trusts the Greek authorities.
Fire service to hire over 1,000 seasonal firefighters in 2026
The number of firefighting staff next year will be augmented by over 1,000 new seasonal hires, Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Minister Yiannis Kefalogiannis has said.
In Albania’s new UNESCO site, environmental worries abound
Beneath the sweeping scenery of Albania’s Vjosa valley, last month labelled by UNESCO as a biosphere reserves, environmentalists are worried for the future.
Zakharova cites Greece over Cyprus and North Macedonia disputes
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has launched a new attack on Western countries, adopting rhetoric echoing Turkish and North Macedonian positions in relation to Greece.
EU refers Greece to court over border duty-free tax violation
The European Commission announced Wednesday that it is taking Greece to the Court of Justice of the European Union for failing to follow EU rules on excise taxes.
A Union built by democratic citizens
As treaties, alliances and values are swept away, how will the Europeans strengthen their defenses and reinforce democracy?
Greece’s success ‘an example’ for Germany
“Greece’s economic performance [since the debt crisis] has been impressive,” says Joachim Nagel, president of the Deutsche Bundesbank, in an interview with Kathimerini during his visit to Athens. He adds that Greece serves as an example and offers encouragement to other countries facing difficulties, including Germany.
Greece donates €10,000 to support Greek studies at University of Sydney
Greece has donated €10,000 (about A$18,000) to the University of Sydney’s Department of Modern Greek and Byzantine Studies, The Greek Herald reported.
Greeks work the longest in EU
About 20.9% of Greek workers aged between 20 and 64 are employed by one or more employers for more than 45 hours a week.