Government officials mocked the decision by the main opposition leftist Syriza party to table a motion of no confidence as a desperation move in the face of polls that continue to show it well behind ruling center-right New Democracy and facing a resurgent socialist party.
At last a Greek victory in the Euroleague this year, with Panathinaikos defeating Baskonia at home on Friday, one day after Olympiakos suffered its third straight reverse, this time to Red Star Belgrade in Piraeus.
Connecting to a 5G Wi-Fi network will now be possible for passengers on Cyprus Public Transport buses.
Leaders of opposition parties cannot get enough of criticizing the “Epiteliko Kratos” (perhaps best translated as “Executive State”) whenever they attack the government.
The upward course of inflation, oil prices, bond yields and central bank interest rates remain the main factor affecting the trading mood in Europe, with the situation in Ukraine a close second. With no respite on any of those fronts, stocks at Athinon Avenue came under fresh pressure on Friday and finished the week in…
Shedding light on unknown aspects of history – an effort Kathimerini strives to contribute to – is an evolving process that helps shape the collective self-awareness.
Coast guard on Kos have arrested four people – two Greeks and two non-nationals – on suspicion of smuggling migrants from the Turkish coast to the island for €4,000 a person.
MPs began a three-day debate on Friday on a censure motion brought by main opposition SYRIZA against the government over its handling of the snowstorm earlier in the week.
An eastern Attica mayor is suing power grid operator HEDNO after parts of his municipality were left without power for five days.