Magnitude 5 quake strikes Peloponnese, no injuries or damages reported
A magnitude 5 earthquake struck off the western coast of the Peloponnese on Friday afternoon, according to Greece’s Geodynamic Institute.
Railway overhaul on track
The government is establishing a new, significantly less state-controlled railway company to replace the existing OSE.
ATHEX: Small losses bring end to rising course
The Greek bourse ended its eight-session winning streak on Friday.
A daily ordeal
Traffic on the roads of the capital is already a daily ordeal for local residents. The situation is expected to deteriorate rapidly in the coming years, as transportation experts estimate that travel will increase by 20% by 2030.
Father runs over two-year-old daughter in garage accident
A two-year-old girl lost her life in an apparent accident on Friday in the village of Dokimi, near Agrinio in western Greece, after being accidentally run over by her father.
Living through an authoritarian backsliding is ‘really strange’
“First, a little coffee,” we agreed as we headed early in the morning to the roof garden of the hotel where she was staying.
Europe unveils deal for more food and fuel for Gaza
European officials reached a new deal with Israel to allow desperately needed food and fuel into Gaza, the European Union’s foreign policy chief said Thursday, hours after an Israeli airstrike killed 14 people, including 9 children, waiting for help outside a medical clinic.
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Cretan tourism industry opposes migrant reception facilities, warns of booking cancellations
Tourism bodies on Crete have voiced opposition to any plans that would establish reception facilities for migrants on the island, citing serious damage to its image as a safe and desirable destination.