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AI, sustainability, and the future of innovation
Sustainable materials, AI in healthcare, governance, science, and media – along with predictions of future tipping points – were the key topics at the second installment of EmTech Europe 2025, held last week at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center in partnership with Kathimerini, Greece’s leading newspaper.
The cute whiskers are back on. Rare Mediterranean monk seals are cared for in a Greek rehab center
Panagis hauls himself out of the pool at a rehabilitation center in Greece and scurries over for a delectable lunch: whole mackerel. It’s been about three months since the orphaned seal pup was found struggling in the coastal waters of Cyprus. Soon, he’ll be well enough to go home.
Athens suburban railway must awaken from its long slumber
Founded in 2004, the Athens suburban railway that extends as far as Kiato in the northern Peloponnese, and Halkida to the north, while connecting these places to the airport, was touted as a fast, safe and convenient means of transport.
Turkey appeals EUIPO decision annulling ‘TurkAegean’ trademark
Turkey has filed an appeal against the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) decision that annulled the “TurkAegean” trademark.
Violent brawl at Malakasa camp leaves 16 injured
Sixteen people were injured, including nine seriously, during a violent brawl at the Malakasa camp near Athens.
Trying to recover a sense of normalcy
Having, as expected, fended off the no-confidence proposal submitted jointly by four opposition parties, the government is hoping for a little relief from the political heat brought on by its handling of the 2023 Tempe rail disaster.
Heat hurts job performance
A survey of nearly 400 employees in six countries, including Cyprus and Greece, shows that productivity drops significantly when temperatures rise.
Nicosia seen as a city of the future
Nicosia has secured a prestigious spot in the European Cities and Regions of the Future 2025 rankings by fDi Intelligence.
Party day for Olympiakos, while its rivals drop points
Olympiakos celebrated on Sunday its centenary with a home win that opened further its gap at the top of the Super League table.
A hero’s journey reimagined at Acrocorinth
In the shadow of the ancient Acrocorinth Castle, a modern epic is unfolding as Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated adaptation of “The Odyssey” has set up camp there, where film crews are working feverishly to transform rugged landscapes into Homeric visions.
Gold for pole vault champion Karalis at the European Indoors
Emmanouil Karalis became on Sunday the first Greek to win a gold medal in pole vault at the European Indoor Track & Field Championships.
Where kids play and parents work: Inside an innovative Athens co-working space
“Mom, I need to tell you something.”
Giving Europe credit where it’s due
The lack of a strong leadership in Europe has been one of Greece’s greatest laments these past few decades. “Where are people like Helmut Kohl, Francois Mitterand and Jacques Delors when you need them?” many ask.
Greek Fried Bread: Tiganopsomo from Evia
Enjoy this simple, savory fried bread for breakfast or with a cold beer. Ready in just over an hour and perfect for any occasion!
From the wiretaps to Tempe
Ultimately, the wiretapping scandal did great damage to the government. The damage was not immediate. It was not visible in the polls or in the 2023 elections.
Train collides with parked car in Patras, no injuries
A suburban train on the Patras-Kato Achaia line struck a car parked on the tracks Sunday morning. The driver was unable to stop in time, but no injuries were reported.
Crete-Attica power link moves closer to completion
Greece has successfully tested the connection of the Damasta high-voltage substation to Crete’s power grid, marking a key milestone in the Crete-Attica interconnection project.
50,000,000 Tons of Landscapes | Athens | March 20 – April 17
The Zoumboulakis Gallery (6 Kriezotou) presents “50,000,000 Tons of Landscapes,” a solo exhibition by Stefanos Rokos.
New police force deploys on Athens’ public transport
A new police unit is being deployed to ensure safety on Athens’ public transit, focusing on buses, the suburban railway, and the metro.
Road fatalities rise in Western Greece and the Peloponnese in 2024
More road fatalities were recorded in 2024 across the road networks of Western Greece and the Peloponnese, according to data from the Hellenic Statistical Authority.