Turkey surpassed Germany as Europe’s top polluter from fossil fuel power production for the first time in 2024, marking an important shift in Europe’s main polluting hubs away from traditional industrial centers to its fringes.
Greece’s rail network ranks as the least dense in the European Union, with just 14 meters of track per square kilometer, according to Eurostat data released on Thursday.
While the EU has not released a list of affected programs, two sources, including a senior diplomat, told Reuters more than a dozen projects totaling at least €150 million have stalled in Kosovo following EU curbs
Kathimerini English Edition, in collaboration with the Delphi Economic Forum and the Hellenic American Leadership Council (HALC), is organizing the 6th Southeast Europe and Eastern Mediterranean Conference in Washington, DC, on Monday and Tuesday, February 10-11.
The European Commission said in a statement on Thursday that it had asked Chinese fast-fashion retailer Shein to provide internal documents and more detailed information on risks linked to the presence of illegal content and goods on its marketplace.
Greece’s Data Protection Authority has announced that it has initiated an investigation into the legality of Chinese artificial intelligence application DeepSeek under data protection regulations.
A state of emergency was declared on Santorini on Thursday amid intense and ongoing seismic activity that is rocking the popular Aegean island and others in its vicinity.
According to a report sent to the Greek Parliament by a prosecutor in the city of Larissa, about 300 cubic meters of earth, containing evidence linked to the Tempe railway disaster, were removed from the site in the days following the February 28, 2023 crash of a passenger and a freight train “without any authority…
The Deon Policy Institute, a Boston-based Greek diaspora think tank, brought together more than 100 government leaders, academics and international professionals on Tuesday at the Basil and Elise Goulandris Institute in Athens to explore solutions to Greece’s academic brain drain.
Scientists in Cyprus have enlisted children to help recycle used cooking oil into biofuel under an initiative that has received international acclaim.