SKY express cancels its flights this Friday due to the air traffic controllers’ strike
SKY express has announced the cancellation of its flight schedule for this Friday.
Romanian Black Sea offshore gas project gears up for drilling works
On a frigid morning on the Black Sea the sun is glaring into the quiet navigation room of the massive semi-submersible drilling rig Transocean Barents, anchored in Romania’s Constanta port.
Three teens charged after beating classmate in Thessaloniki
The three 17-year-old boys were charged with grievous bodily harm and referred to a juvenile court for trial after they were accused of beating up a classmate in their schoolyard in Oreokastro, Thessaloniki, on Monday.
Man seriously injured in shooting near Thessaloniki intercity bus station
One man was seriously injured in northern Greece on Tuesday afternoon when unknown assailants opened fire against two men in a car near a KTEL intercity bus station in Thessaloniki.
Chevron has got Greek hydrocarbons report in its hands
US oil giant Chevron claims an area of 10,211 square kilometers in the southern Peloponnese for hydrocarbon surveying
Slow reflexes against island overdevelopment
Four years after launching an urban planning initiative, Greece’s Environment Ministry has issued a last-minute request for local municipalities to propose areas where construction should be suspended.
Trump, Russia, and the possibility of a Ukraine deal
On the three year anniversary of Russia’s full scale invasion of Ukraine, Thomas Graham, a distinguished fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and author of the book Getting Russia Right, joins Thanos Davelis to look into what’s at stake today for Ukraine and the West.
Prosecutor seeks guilty verdict for all defendants in 2023 ferry death
The prosecutor in the trial into the death of a 36-year-old man who drowned while trying to board a passenger ferry in Piraeus in September 2023 recommended on Tuesday the guilty verdict for all four defendants – the ship’s captain and three crew members.
A slice of Greece in the heart of Cambridge
Renowned for its imposing medieval architecture, cobbled streets, huge parks and namesake river, the Cam, Cambridge is home to one of the oldest educational institutions in the world – a giant of 30 independent colleges and 125 Nobel prizes that was founded in 1209 – and some 130,000 residents.
TrainOSE workers to join mass strike on February 28
The unions of Hellenic Train, the Italian state-owned operator of Greece’s railways, said Tuesday they would be joining a 24-hour strike and mass protest rally called by umbrella unions to mark the second anniversary of the Tempe railway disaster this Friday.