Senior students studying Modern Greek at the Greek Community of Melbourne Schools and St John’s College visited the Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Center on Sunday as part of their curriculum on migration.
The death toll from wildfires outside the city of Bursa in northwest Turkey rose to four late Sunday after two volunteer firefighters died.
A string of deadly ATV accidents on the Greek islands has revived calls for tighter regulation, as experts warn that many drivers are untrained and current licensing rules are insufficient.
More than 20 wildfires from 2024 – including two that resulted in fatalities – are still sitting on a prosecutor’s desk months after the Fire Service’s Arson Crime Unit (DAEE) found reasonable suspicion of criminal responsibility, Kathimerini has learned.
Despite assurances from Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis that the next general election will be held at the end of the government’s four-year term under the current electoral law – which sets a 3% threshold for parliamentary entry – analysts expect he will come under renewed internal pressure to raise the threshold to 5%.
Plans for the radical redeployment of Greece’s Armed Forces include making smaller units stationed on the Aegean islands entirely self-sufficient, capable, among others, of producing their own food, energy and drinkable water.
The difference with older cameras is fundamental: they will not simply record drivers, but will have the ability to automatically issue fines to motorists who ignore the speed limit or run a red light.
As scorching temperatures grip Cyprus, the Department of Labor Inspection has ramped up workplace checks.
The European Investment Bank is committing 20 million euros to STIQ, a fast-growing Greek foodtech company pioneering AI-powered cloud kitchen technology, it announced on Friday. The financing, backed by the InvestEU program, will support the company’s research and development, digital innovation and international expansion, helping transform food delivery in Europe through smarter, more sustainable and…
In a country with such exhausting summers, like Greece, we often overlook the basics. Take the tamarisk tree, for example, which exemplifies the wondrous economy of the country’s natural landscape.