Keeping workers safe
This time, the inquiry into the causes of the deadly explosion and fire at the biscuit factory in central Greece was exemplary. Authorities showed proper reflexes and handled the case with professionalism.
This time, the inquiry into the causes of the deadly explosion and fire at the biscuit factory in central Greece was exemplary. Authorities showed proper reflexes and handled the case with professionalism.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has no regrets about things he did or didn’t do during his six and a half years in government. Except, he does. In any case, he will fight the next election with a clear conscience.
Described as the “prince of darkness,” the man who shaped Donald Trump’s political persona, Roger Stone talks to Kathimerini about the character of the US president, revealing unknown aspects of his personality and theatricality of politics.
Migration Minister Thanos Plevris announced plans for three new migrant facilities in Crete during parliamentary proceedings on Monday.
Greece has begun an €18.6 million renovation of the Athens Student Residence, a state-run housing facility for university students.
The benchmark of the Greek stock market rebounded on Monday to almost match the record-high it had reached last Wednesday.
Have we learned anything from the 1996 Imia crisis? Have the lessons been incorporated into the DNA of the Greek state so that the next one will be managed differently?
More than 1.5 million Greeks have received messages from the Health Ministry urging them to undergo simple kidney function tests.
Turkey is closely monitoring growing defense ties between Israel, Greece and Cyprus, but does not intend to rely on NATO alone for its national security, Turkish Defense Minister Yasar Guler said Monday.
Forensic examinations have revealed critical details in the death of a 27-year-old man found Sunday in a stream in Nea Peramos, west of Athens.