Gov’t elaborates on support measures
Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis has elaborated on the package of targeted support measures announced by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis earlier Monday.
The young custodians of the Tempe memorial
As the trial over the Tempe train tragedy gets underway, Kathimerini returns to the ground zero of the railway collision to hear from the young people who take the time to take care of the monument and pay tribute to their dead peers.
Seeking €2.5 bln for support
The government is examining ways to secure the funds required for tackling new crisis.
Scenarios for a difficult way forward
Without knowing how and when the war in the Persian Gulf will end, we need to consider scenarios as to what Greece will face while the fighting lasts and afterward.
Hahn resigns as EU’s special envoy for Cyprus
Johannes Hahn has resigned from his position as EU Special Envoy for the Cyprus issue, citing other pending commitments, the European Commission has said.
Metro and tram restricted for Independence Day
Athens metro and tram services will be restricted on Tuesday and Wednesday, authorities said, due to parades marking Greek Independence Day on March 25.
Greek Australian writers’ festival returns to Sydney for fifth year
The Greek Australian Writers’ Festival is returning to Sydney on April 19 for its fifth year, showcasing a wide array of works by Greek Australian authors, The Greek Herald reported.
Tsitsipas complains about lights as he crashes out of Miami Open
Stefanos Tsitsipas suffered one of the heaviest defeats of his career on Monday, losing 6-0, 6-1 to Arthur Fils in just 55 minutes at the Miami Open.
Tempe train crash trial adjourned to April 1 amid courtroom disputes
The trial over Greece’s deadliest rail disaster was adjourned on Monday and is set to resume on April 1, after repeated interruptions and objections over courtroom conditions.