News archive of February 2024

Over the next 24 hours, we expect scattered cloudiness over most of the country, ranging from medium to high altitude. During the night, low clouds or fog will form in the valleys and plains, reducing visibility until noon. It will be calm during the night, while during the day, there will be light to moderate southeast winds and northeast winds in the Danubian Plain.

Three men in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, were arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of blackmailing a businessman so he would not bid in a local government tender. 

The suspects are accused of torching the businessman's car and damaging his private property. They also face charges for an armed robbery.

BELGRADE - First Deputy PM and FM Ivica Dacic welcomed the president of the Central African Republic (CAR), Faustin-Archange Touadera, in Belgrade on Wednesday.

Touadera is on a two-day official visit to Serbia.

Searches had begun after contact was lost with its mother ship

Two police officers in Attica are accused of forgery and defamation related to an online posting of a fake order attributed to a senior police official, the Civil Protection Ministry said on Wednesday. 

The senior officer became aware of the online post and issued a complaint on Tuesday, after which the two officers voluntarily appeared before the Internal Affairs Department.

BELGRADE - Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic received the CEO of Greece's Copelouzos Group, Dimtris Copelouzos, on Wednesday to discuss cooperation in the renewables sector and natural gas supplies.

The American woman attacked her lawyer during the hearing - The chronicle of the horrific case

Tens of thousands of men, women and youngsters took to the streets in Athens, Thessaloniki and other parts of Greece on Wednesday to mark the anniversary of the country's deadliest rail disaster and protest what is perceived as a systematic attempt to obscure the circumstances of the tragedy and cover up responsibilities.

The City of Athens Chorus dives deep into the amazing world of African music and its evolution through spiritual and jazz music. Back in the 18th century, African-American slaves came together for impromptu gatherings where they sang, danced and chanted, blending European hymns with African beats and creating something truly spellbinding.

In an era where an archetypal model of flawless beauty is promoted with ever-more persistence, and where a feeling of invisible guilt is often cultivated against anyone diverging from the imposed standards of beauty, along with now omnipresent social media serving as unofficial judges of our daily lives, there are, nevertheless, others who prove themselves courageous and declare that diversity