Local media in the northwestern Peloponnesian prefecture of Ilia are sounding the alarm after thousands of crabs were found washed up on the shores of a protected lagoon some 45 kilometers from the port city of Patra.
Reporters Without Borders has condemned a controversial social media post by Pavlos Polakis, in which the firebrand SYRIZA lawmaker indicated that several prominent Greek journalists are part of a “deep state” operating in the country and must go.
Over 600 revelers had to receive medical treatment in the western port city Patra over the three-day Carnival weekend as a result of excessive alcohol consumption, regional health authorities reported on Tuesday.
Ever bigger cars pose a growing problem for the environment because they produce more greenhouse gas emissions and need larger batteries than their smaller cousins, according to the International Energy Agency.
Egypt’s foreign minister visited Turkey on Monday to show solidarity with the quake-hit country, in the first high-level visit from Egypt since relations between Ankara and Cairo started to improve after years of friction.
In an interview with Kathimerini, Fahrettin Altun, one of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s closest aides, calls for a “meaningful and sincere dialogue” with Greece.
Cries of “government resign” rang out from Turkish football stadiums at the weekend as fans criticized the government’s response to this month’s earthquakes that have killed more than 50,000.
A thief was forced to surrender his precious loot of jewelry to escape from security personnel in the western city of Patras Sunday.
Τhe discussions between the diplomatic delegations of Greece and the US a few days ago during the visit of US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to Athens, were, according to a source, like contacts between countries that have absolutely no differences on the key issues.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine made it clear that “we have to defend democracy and the European way of life on the battlefield”, Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister Olga Stefanishyna tells “Kathimerini”.