Wildfire erupts in forested area of Evia
A wildfire broke out Sunday morning in a forested area near Mesochoria, Evia.
Pension applications rise, making delays more likely
The number of applications for a pension was 123,000 during the first months of the year, leaving officials worried that it could challenge the highs recorded in 2021, with 212,151 applications, and 2022, with 211,133.
Sunshine across Greece, with isolated northern showers
Greece will see mostly sunny weather on Sunday with brief showers expected in parts of Epirus, Macedonia and Thessaly, the Hellenic National Meteorological Service said.
Rolling Stones Symphonic Tribute | Athens | September 7
The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center and Greek national broadcaster ERT will host an open-air symphonic tribute to the Rolling Stones on the SNFCC’s Great Lawn (364 Syngrou).
Russia sanctions and the illusion of power Putin creates
Earlier this week we took a look at the stakes ahead of President Trump’s meeting with Russian President Putin in Alaska.
We need to turn a page
The city has emptied. Not completely, not like it used to, but it has emptied. Everything breathes slowly and silently.
Cartoon (16/08/25)
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Revision upon revision
Just three months after Greece reviewed its National Recovery and Resilience Plan, the development plan is being revised again, which shows that the planning was not correct from the beginning.
A mad dash for EU funds
The government is in a mad dash to ensure that all funds made available by the European Union’s Recovery and Resilience Fund are, in fact, absorbed.
Insurance companies to pay for wildfire damages
Insurance companies are expected to pay significant damages following the recent destructive wildfires in the regions of Attica and Epirus and the regional units of Achaia, Chios and Zakynthos.