A few days ago, some 50 or so Athenians, mostly Greek and American, gathered at the invitation of his family to celebrate – in the home where he had lived and worked and hosted similar gatherings over the decades – their late friend John Chapple. It was his birthday. He would have turned 86.
The European Commission estimates in its winter forecasts that Greece will achieve the fourth highest growth rate in the eurozone and almost three times its average in 2024.
Only hours after the Greek Parliament passed a bill on marriage equality on Thursday night, the first marriage notice of a same-sex couple, comprising two male partners from the Nea Smyrni suburb of Athens, was published in the Ta Nea newspaper on Friday.
Citizen Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis has denied a request from farming unionists to bring their tractors into Athens for a planned rally on Tuesday. He suggested that protesters use buses or private cars instead.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Friday called for the rationalization of Europe’s defense industry in response to a changing global environment.
Tom Ellis, the editor in chief of Kathimerini’s English edition, joins Thanos Davelis to break down the main takeaways from HALC, Kathimerini English Edition, and the Delphi Economic Forum’s 5th Southeast Europe and Eastern Mediterranean conference in Washington, DC.
The Ministry of Culture announced on Thursday that the remains of the ancient Greek fortress of Fyli on Mount Parnitha will undergo support and restoration as part of an upcoming plan.
The latest examination of the damage to an underwater pipeline delivering drinking water to the island of Aegina, near Athens, suggests a material failure, Kathimerini has learned.
The measure banning special offers on retail products whose prices have been hiked is being extended to more products.
The Municipality of the Dodecanese island of Rhodes on Wednesday announced the launch of a direct flight between Rhodes and the Middle Eastern country of Bahrain.