News archive of September 2024

After a prolonged summer that continued into the early days of September, the weather is beginning to gradually change, bringing on autumn.

According to the National Weather Service and weather forecasts, a rainy week is expected with temperatures dropping, reaching up to 4 degrees below normal for the season.

Donald Trump, after the new assassination attempt on Sunday afternoon at the golf course in Florida where he was playing, issued another message to his supporters.

Bank of Cyprus is lowering the reference interest rate on loans linked to the European Central Bank's (ECB) base rate, effective this Wednesday. The rate will drop from 4.25% to 3.65%, following the ECB's recent interest rate reductions.

Disasters have been documented in many areas of Europe, with major cities in central and eastern regions submerged under water and fatalities due to the extreme rainfall reaching seven.

Heads of state and local officials are racing against time following the unimaginable destruction left by the storm Boris.

The individual detained in connection with the “attempted assassination” of Donald Trump, as characterized by the FBI, has been identified.

It is 58-year-old Ryan Wesley Ruth. Ruth failed to shoot the former president, and Trump was unharmed during the incident.

PAOK and Panathinaikos finished scoreless on Sunday at the first big match of this season's Super League, while Olympiakos dropped two points at home to Panetolikos. If AEK beats Volos at home on Monday it will join Olympiakos and PAOK at the top of the table.

Final negotiations are under way in New York for this month's Summit of the Future, where Heads of State will agree on reforms to the building blocks of global cooperation. The United Nations has convened this unique summit because of a stark fact: Global problems are moving faster than the institutions designed to solve them.

At the age of 85, the actor Dinos Karydis, father of Smaragda Karydis, passed away on Sunday, bringing sorrow to the artistic community.

The well-known actor had reportedly been battling cancer for years.

The news of his passing was shared through a post made by Spyros Bibilas on Facebook.

Athens is determined to take a very tough stance toward Germany, especially after Berlin's recent decision to tighten controls on its western land borders, according to well-informed sources speaking to Kathimerini.

What is happening with the government and environmental protection is a paradox. The prime minister realizes how important the issue is and is not afraid to put the brakes on where necessary.

At the same time, however, government officials either act as facilitators, or support the opinion that construction should be extended to the entire country.