Greece is closely monitoring developments in Iran and the wider Middle East following a joint US-Israel strike, the Greek Foreign Ministry said Saturday, expressing concern over regional stability.
Greece has formally acquired a collection of photographs showing the final moments of 200 communists executed by a Nazi firing squad during World War II, the Culture Ministry announced Saturday.
Protesters hold placards during a demonstration in front of Parliament, marking the third anniversary of the 2023 deadly train crash in Tempe, the country’s worst railway disaster on record, in Athens, Saturday.
The real estate market is now rapidly moving toward balancing and adapting to the new reality of housing construction without building bonuses.
The National Security Governmental Council (KYSEA), Greece’s top decision-making body for foreign affairs and defense matters, will convene for an extraordinary meeting at 6.30 p.m. Saturday, following the latest developments in the Middle East.
President Konstantinos Tassoulas on Saturday marked the third anniversary of Greece’s deadliest rail disaster, saying the country still bears an “unhealed wound” as it awaits full accountability for the tragedy that killed 57 people in 2023.
Main opposition leader Nikos Androulakis on Saturday accused the conservative government of shielding political responsibility for Greece’s deadliest rail disaster, saying the memory of the 57 victims remains a constant reminder of an unfulfilled duty to deliver justice.
Kathimerini offers an explainer on the current state of play regarding the ongoing and upcoming trials for the 2023 Tempe railway disaster.
Aegean Airlines, Greece’s largest carrier, is suspending flights to and from Tel Aviv in Israel, Beirut in Lebanon and Erbil in Iraq until March 2 after Israel and the US launched strikes on Iran, a company spokesperson said on Saturday.
A new bill against illegal gambling is introducing prison sentences up to 10 years, financial penalties of up to €800,000 and hefty administrative fines of up to €50,000 for each case of advertising illegal bets.