From Mati to Tempe, nothing has changed

From Mati to Tempe, nothing has changed

How is the Tempe rail disaster of 2023 different from the deadly wildfire in Mati in 2018? The first resulted in 57 deaths, the second in 104. The first has dealt a serious blow to the credibility of the current government, while the latter was damaging to the former administration under SYRIZA, which lost the …

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Women have heart risks too

Women have heart risks too

[Shutterstock] One in three female deaths worldwide is due to cardiovascular disease, debunking myths that heart conditions primarily affect men. Experts addressed these misconceptions at an event last week hosted by the Hellenic Cardiological Society, the Hellenic Society of Thoracic-Cardiac-Vascular Surgeons and the women’s association Athenaides for International Women’s Day. Speakers emphasized that heart disease …

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A good president | eKathimerini.com

A good president | eKathimerini.com

President Konstantinos Tasoulas (left) is welcomed to the official presidential residence by his predecessor, Katerina Sakellaropoulou, and an honorary guard after being sworn in on Thursday. [Thodoros Manolopoulos/Presidential Office/AMNA] The question of whether Konstantinos Tasoulas will be a good president is almost trivial. Of course, he will – just as all his predecessors were. After …

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Cartoon (15/03/2025) | eKathimerini.com

Cartoon (15/03/2025) | eKathimerini.com

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NTUA launches first tuition-based Master’s program

NTUA launches first tuition-based Master’s program

The National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) is breaking with tradition by launching its first-ever tuition-based master’s program. The Senate’s decision marks a symbolic shift, as the NTUA previously prohibited such programs. The new master’s in Ship Performance Analysis and Management combines engineering and maritime studies, a key sector in Greece’s economy. “Shipping is a …

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The toxic dust of violence

The toxic dust of violence

A man dressed in clerical robes shouts at a group of culture workers advocating freedom of expression on the steps of the National Gallery in Athens on Wednesday. [Yiannis Liakos/InTime News] The decision by the management of the National Gallery – Alexandros Soutsos Museum to keep the traces of the attack by ultraconservative Niki party …

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Aegean expands Airbus fleet further

Aegean expands Airbus fleet further

Aegean Airlines is taking another step in expanding its fleet by ordering eight additional A321neo aircraft. The move strengthens the capacity of Greece’s largest domestic carrier and creates the conditions for the further expansion of its route network, responding to the increased travel demand of recent years. This is the third renewal of the initial …

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An escape clause from what?

An escape clause from what?

As Europe attempts to wean itself off the US in terms of defense, a relatively small community of Greek businesses are mobilizing to take advantage of the opportunities that are opening up for themselves and for the country. These are approximately 250 mostly small businesses. Among them are the state-owned defense industries Hellenic Defense Systems …

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Extortion racket head wanted by Turkish police arrested in Athens 

Extortion racket head wanted by Turkish police arrested in Athens 

[Shutterstock] A 29-year-old man wanted by Turkish authorities for leading an extortion racket was arrested in Athens on Friday, Greek police reported. The suspect is believed to be a key figure in a criminal organization responsible for extortion and armed attacks targeting business and shop owners in Izmir.  According to Greek police, he has been …

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