Greek-Australian finalists shine in 2026 NT Woman of the Year awards

Greek-Australian finalists shine in 2026 NT Woman of the Year awards

Joanna Makrylos, 22, has turned her lifelong involvement with the Hellenic Athletic Club into a coaching role, helping develop young soccer players while working as a car care consultant. Three Greek-Australian women are among 40 finalists named in the 2026 NT News Woman of the Year awards, with organizers highlighting their leadership, resilience and contributions …

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Climate, quality and data to drive tourism growth, WTTC says

Climate, quality and data to drive tourism growth, WTTC says

File photo. [AP] Climate adaptation, higher-quality experiences and stronger digital infrastructure will shape tourism growth over the next five years, according to Nejc Jus of the World Travel & Tourism Council. In an interview with the Athens-Macedonian News Agency (AMNA) published Saturday, Jus said international tourism continues to expand, with global arrivals rising 5.4% in …

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Farmers protest rising costs near Thessaloniki, warn of escalation

Farmers protest rising costs near Thessaloniki, warn of escalation

File photo. Farmers staged a protest in the central square of Malgara, near Thessaloniki, on Saturday, deploying about 35 tractors. The demonstrators later moved toward the Patra-Athens-Thessaloniki-Evzoni (PATHE) motorway, where they parked along a service road without disrupting traffic. Farmers said they were protesting rising production costs, noting that fertilizer prices have increased from about …

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Turbulence in ND’s shallows

Turbulence in ND’s shallows

The recent letter by five MPs with the ruling New Democracy party publicly calling for a new model of governance caused the expected waves in conservative ranks, not because its content was anything surprising, but because it came at a difficult time for the government.  Source link

Spatial planning woes | eKathimerini.com

The fact that so many local spatial plans remain in limbo is a serious blight, especially for areas that are under intense development pressure driven by tourism. The piecemeal nature of temporary measures has led to significant legal uncertainty and financial losses for investments that are already under way but remain in a gray zone. …

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The saga of the EPPO appointments

The saga of the EPPO appointments

The visit to Athens was expected to be tense. The head of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO), Laura Kovesi, was coming to Greece at a time when the institution she represents has found itself at the center of political controversy. She, as well as her Greek counterparts working at the EPPO’s office in Athens, …

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Cartoon (02/05/2026) | eKathimerini.com

Cartoon (02/05/2026) | eKathimerini.com

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Edi Rama’s two Albanias | eKathimerini.com

Edi Rama’s two Albanias | eKathimerini.com

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama addresses the media after the EU-Albania Association Council in Brussels, on November 17. ‘Nationalistic attitudes can sometimes surface quickly, often reflecting a lack of maturity and awareness,’ Rama tells Kathimerini over a joke he made about Greeks in January. [AP] The photograph was taken in 1903. It depicts 87 boys, …

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Ancient echoes, new voices at Epidaurus

Ancient echoes, new voices at Epidaurus

A scene from Euripides Laskaridis’ ‘Tourne.’ [Elina Giounanli] The Athens Epidaurus Festival has announced an expanded program under new artistic director Michail Marmarinos, whose three-year tenure aims to balance ancient drama with experimental forms, international collaboration and broader public access. Ancient tragedy remains the festival’s “reservoir of ideas, moral and social values,” Marmarinos said, while …

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Child’s scooter death raises questions

Child’s scooter death raises questions

The death of a 13-year-old boy riding an electric scooter in Makrisia, in southwestern Greece’s Ilia region, has renewed debate over whether children below a certain age should be barred from using the vehicles. The boy was killed after he apparently swerved to avoid a parked vehicle and collided head-on with a farm truck. He …

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