The Ministry of Civil Protection is set to sign a contract within the first months of 2025 for the procurement and installation of seven meteorological radar networks across the country, sources revealed.
Two months ago, Switzerland’s ambassador to Greece, Stefan Estermann, and Swiss Professor Emeritus Bernd Scholl walked along the now-silent tracks of the Peloponnesian Railway.
It is a perfect example of a Greek paradox: a law purporting to be “green” was dismissed 13 years later by the country’s top constitutional court for putting our cities at risk.
The new, increased toll rates for both mainline and side toll stations take effect on Wednesday, January 1, for the Patras – Corinth – Elefsina and Antirrio – Ioannina motorways, as well as the Rio – Antirrio Bridge.
A 34-year-old man was fatally injured on New Year’s Day in Serres, northern Greece, following an altercation in a central area of the city.
A group exhibition at Misc (20 Tousa Botsari) explores the themes of consent, acceptance, care and surveillance, examining how these concepts evolve within our rapidly changing digital landscape.
Sunny skies are expected on Wednesday, New Year’s Day, across Greece, with the only exception being a few clouds over Crete, where visibility will be locally limited in the morning and evening hours, with fog expected to form.
A 15-year-old boy in Aspropyrgos, western Attica, was rushed to the hospital shortly after midnight on Wednesday after sustaining a gunshot wound in the abdomen.
Mirrors marks Maria Hassabi’s second exhibition at the Breeder Gallery (45 Iasonos) in Athens, following her 2021 showcase.