Traffic accident on Kifisos avenue leaves seven injured
A traffic accident early Monday on Kifisos Avenue near the KTEL bus station in central Athens left seven people with minor injuries.
Cyprus about to join US Visa Waiver
Final approvals near for Cyprus’ inclusion into the US Visa Waiver Program (VWP).
Turkey’s role as a ‘strategic balancing force’
Zafer Sirakaya, deputy chairman of Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) in charge of international relations, explains to Kathimerini the important role he believes his country has in the new political landscape formed after Donald Trump’s re-election as US president.
Newly appointed deputy minister Doxiadis resigns
Aristos Doxiadis, Deputy Minister for Research and Innovation at the Ministry of Development, has resigned barely 24 hours after joining the government.
‘The figures I make are the people I see’
Neapoli, Kypseli, Los Angeles, Vienna, London, Barcelona. In this order or any other, the main element in the life of Greek painter Jannis Varelas is moving from one place to another – for work, pleasure, exhibitions of artist friends or for his own exhibitions. In a few days he will leave his home in Athens…
Greece’s geopolitical advantages
The United States’ allies, including Greece, are starting to recover from the shock and uneasiness of the first few weeks of the new administration and are turning their attention to the process of adapting to a new reality.
‘Greece’s economic model remains unchanged’
The Greek economy faces structural challenges and needs to significantly expand its productive sectors to avoid remaining overly reliant on tourism and consumer-driven growth, Andrew Liveris, chairman of The Hellenic Initiative (THI) and former chairman and CEO of The Dow Chemical Company, tells Kathimerini.
Online invoices becoming mandatory for more businesses on April 1
The issuance of digital invoices will become mandatory for more than 150,000 businesses in 25 sectors of the economy from April 1.
Moody’s upgrade significant for the Greek economy, says gov’t spox
Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis described Moody’s decision to upgrade Greece’s economy to investment grade as a significant development in a social media post.
Bishop Ioannis of Korytsa elected as new Archbishop of Albania
Bishop Ioannis of Korytsa (Korce) was elected by the Holy Synod on Sunday as the new Archbishop of Tirana, Durres and All Albania, following the passing of Archbishop Anastasios.