News archive of June 2024

Despite the mainly fiscal measures the government imposed last fall, the supply of short-term rentals continues to soar. In terms of available beds it is now greater than that of the hotel market, while for the first time this summer it is expected to exceed the limit of 1 million beds.

Greece’s fleet includes various types of aircraft, including Canadair and newer Air Tractor models.

The organizers of the Ukraine Peace Summit, held earlier this month in Switzerland, removed the Ecumenical Patriarchate from the list of signatories of its final statement following protests from Turkey, according to reports. 

A total of 33 fires occurred in the last 24 hours in the country, of which 25 were immediately extinguished at their initial stage, while firefighters are battling as many as 8.

A multimedia maritime exhibition, Crafts of the Sea, will open for the first time in Athens at the Goethe Institute Athens from July 4 to September 21.

The delayed agreement on staffing top positions in the EU‘s institutions for the next five years has finally been reached, after causing reasonable concerns.

The Polish government has decided to continue the construction of a large new airport in the center of the country, which will be ready by 2032 and will be able to accommodate 34 million travelers annually, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on Wednesday.

The trial of a journalist accused of domestic violence has been postponed on Wednesday until Friday.

If you are traveling to Athens this summer and on a budget, don't worry, there are plenty of fun sights to see and activities to participate in that are free. Kathimerini Engish Edition has compiled a broad list of free things to do in the city.

Whether you are a history buff, love sightseeing, or simply want to sit back and watch a movie, this list has got you covered.

An exhibition of more than 1,100 artefacts, from statues and table games to children's toys, found in an ancient Athens neighborhood during excavations in the area of its modern Acropolis Museum has opened to the public.