Experts warn Kifissos River at flood limit

Experts warn Kifissos River at flood limit

The Kifissos River, the Attica Basin’s primary floodwater conduit, is dangerously close to exceeding its capacity, experts warned at a conference hosted by “Flow Association – Citizens for Streams.” Immediate measures, such as upstream natural water retention and enhanced rainwater infiltration in urban areas, are needed to mitigate risks. Hydrogeologist Dimitris Zarris revealed findings of …

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Streamlining vehicle inspections: KTEO systems integrated with G-Cloud

Streamlining vehicle inspections: KTEO systems integrated with G-Cloud

The ministries of Digital Governance and Infrastructure and Transport are advancing roadworthiness inspection (KTEO) systems for vehicles by integrating them with the G-Cloud platform. The collaboration aims to reduce bureaucratic delays and streamline transport operations. Already, tools are being developed for data migration to the G-Cloud and improved security systems. Upcoming updates to the MyAuto …

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Mitsotakis highlights reduction in bank fees

Mitsotakis highlights reduction in bank fees

File photo. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized the reduction or elimination of six bank fees during his weekly review of government activities on Sunday. “I’ll start with an important change that came into effect last Monday: the reduction or elimination of six key fees previously charged by banks to individuals, freelancers, and businesses through web …

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Opposition criticizes government for delayed justice in Tempe disaster, urges participation in protests

Opposition criticizes government for delayed justice in Tempe disaster, urges participation in protests

Opposition parties have strongly criticized the ruling New Democracy government over the Tempe train disaster, which claimed 57 lives, accusing it of delays in delivering justice and urging citizens to participate in nationwide protests on Sunday. PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis, in a Facebook post, expressed concerns about the erosion of public trust in institutions and …

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Protests Erupt Across Greece In Response To Tempe Railway Disaster

Protests Erupt Across Greece In Response To Tempe Railway Disaster

Protests are unfolding across Greece today, prompted by the Tempe railway disaster that claimed 57 lives. The recent release of a new audio recording related to the incident has reignited public outrage. Under the banner “I Have No Oxygen,” the association of victims’ families has organized demonstrations in at least 97 cities throughout Greece and …

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Los Caprichos | Athens | To September 30

Los Caprichos | Athens | To September 30

Francisco Goya’s “Los Caprichos,” a daring etching series from 1797–98, is on display at the National Gallery (50 Vasileos Konstantinou). The 80 prints, a sharp critique of 18th-century Spanish society, tackle themes like superstition and corruption. The exhibition features both the gallery’s complete set of finished prints and Goya’s original sketches, offering a rare look …

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Dendias On Greek Security And Foreign Policy

Dendias On Greek Security And Foreign Policy

This Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias, during a visit to Chicago, participated in a wide-ranging discussion with Endy Zemenides, Executive Director of HALC, at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs. The discussion covered Greece’s foreign and defense policy interactions on the international stage, focusing on NATO, the alliance with the US, and relations with the …

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No more benefits to those paying luxury living tax

No more benefits to those paying luxury living tax

The process of formulating the asset criteria – bank deposits, bonds and shares, expensive cars or real estate – is entering the final stretch, which will pave the way for an increase in child benefits, minimum guaranteed income and housing allowance granted by OPEKA. Even the exclusion of beneficiaries from benefits is on the table …

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Greek Government Implements Sweeping Reforms And Investment Initiatives

Greek Government Implements Sweeping Reforms And Investment Initiatives

The Greek government has concluded another week of significant actions and investments, driving forward several initiatives intended to enhance the lives of citizens and boost the country’s economic momentum. Major Policy Changes in Banking and Healthcare Starting last Monday, the government announced a reduction or abolition of six basic fees previously charged by banks for …

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Shops open on Sunday for second week of winter sales

Shops open on Sunday for second week of winter sales

Stores will remain open on Sunday, marking the end of the second week of the winter sales season. Retail stores will be open from 11.00 A.M. to 6.00 P.M., while department stores, shopping malls and some supermarkets will operate until 8.00 P.M. Shoppers can take advantage of discounts on a variety of products, including clothing, …

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