Clocking in and out of work with a smartphone app
As of July 1, more than 150,000 workers at banks and major supermarket chains will be able to clock in and out of work using a simple app on their smartphones.
Capital still plagued by traffic jams
Traffic congestion remains a huge problem for the Greek capital while external factors such as soaring gas prices are not having an impact on the volume of private vehicles on the roads. The aim of getting more drivers to use public transport does not appear to be gaining traction. A buffer of sorts is expected…
Greece offers condolences over Texas school shooting
Greece has offered its condolences to the relatives of the victims of the Texas school shooting, the worst school massacre in the United States for nearly a decade.
Erdogan says Mitsotakis ‘no longer exists’ for him, escalating tensions
Turkey’s President Erdogan vowed never to meet with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis again, saying Mitsotakis “no longer exists” for him.
Dendias in North Macedonia for talks
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias will on Wednesday visit Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia, for talks.
Tiny Epics YouTube channel brings ancient Greece to life
Did you know that Medusa wasn’t always a monster? Or that Early Cycladic marble figurines were originally painted with tattoo-like markings?
HELPE in talks with Total over latter’s withdrawal
Hellenic Petroleum Group (HELPE) on Tuesday said it was in negotiations with Total to settle issues arising from a decision taken by the French company to withdraw from hydrocarbon research operations in regions west and southwest of Crete.
British Museum only discussing loan
The British Museum has told Kathimerini that it can confirm that no new talks have taken place or are planned with the Greek government for the repatriation of the Parthenon Marbles to Athens.
FM: Ankara’sstance proves Greek case
Referring to the recent incendiary rhetoric and behavior of Ankara, Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias pointed out on Tuesday that it only confirms the Greek argument about Turkey’s aggressive stance.
Tsitsipas survives first-round scare to progress in Paris
Last year’s runner-up Stefanos Tsitsipas survived a first-round scare at the French Open, beating Italian Lorenzo Musetti 5-7 4-6 6-2 6-3 6-2 to advance into the second round on Tuesday.