A nationwide general strike in Greece left ferries tied up in port and disrupted public transportation across the capital on Wednesday, as public and private sector workers protest changes to the country’s labor laws.
Thessaloniki’s metro will shut down completely for one month, from November 10 to December 10, less than a year after opening. The closure allows testing of trains and systems for the Kalamaria extension, expected to launch in late February or early March.
The 2025 Athens Democracy Forum commenced on Tuesday, co-organized by Kathimerini, in association with The New York Times.
The Defense Ministry has submitted a sweeping defense reform bill aimed at reshaping the Armed Forces into a more flexible force with higher combat readiness and salaries aligned with training and responsibilities.
The thousands of people who use the OAKA stadium in northern Athens every day have already started noticing changes.
A 53-year-old man was pulled dead from a makeshift tunnel near the central city of Larissa, authorities said on Wednesday.
The Greek economy steadily remains on a trajectory of growth, with the average rate of GDP change for 2025 overall forecast at 2.1%, according to updated forecasts of the Center of Planning and Economic Research (KEPE) on Tuesday.
Giorgio Armani’s last fashion will and testament was delivered Sunday evening in the 18th-century Pinacoteca di Brera, one of the great art museums of Milan, before a crowd come to pay him homage.
For the first time in Cyprus, households and businesses will soon be able to choose who supplies their electricity.
A trilateral memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed on Monday by the electricity transmission operators of Greece and Egypt (ADMIE and EETC), as well as the agency promoting the power linking of both countries, ELICA.