Kathimerini

Furnished rental startup Blueground has joined the unicorn club - companies whose value exceeds 1 billion dollars - its CEO and co-founder tells Kathimerini.

A few days before the launch of its first luxury private club in the southern suburbs, called 91 Athens Riviera, The Resort, Grivalia Hospitality Chairman and CEO Giorgos Chrysikos tells Kathimerini that all the group's projects are performing higher than the targets of the business plan, driving operational profitability to healthy levels.

Authorities continue to investigate how the water supply network in the Magnesia area of central Greece was contaminated with salmonella and other germs, which led to an outbreak of gastroenteritis in the region.

What caused the helicopter crash that killed Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and what will be the impact of his death on the country's relations with the United States? Who is his most likely successor and what will the day after look like in Iran and the Middle East?

The remains of recently identified Greek soldiers were killed on duty in Cyprus from 1963 to 1974 have been returned to their families following their identification using DNA in some cases. Eight of the soldiers will be repatriated and buried in Greece. 

The former foreign minister of North Macedonia and one of the signatories of the name deal with Greece in 2018, Nikola Dimitrov is cautiously optimistic that the Prespa Agreement will survive the recent shift in the political landscape in Skopje.

The Ministry of National Economy and Finance has decided to implement a bold - by Greek standards - plan to exploit the properties of the Hellenic Public Properties Company (ETAD) in order to overcome bureaucratic and other obstacles that have delayed the utilization of its assets for decades.

The journey from central Athens to Korydallos is a daily routine for Aikaterini Papageorgiou. As the director and facilitator at the Korydallos Prison Theater Workshop, she and 26 inmates are now preparing Sophocles' "Antigone," following last year's presentation of "The Persians." The performance is scheduled for June 11 and 12 in the prison courtyard.

Tom Ellis, the editor in chief of Kathimerini's English edition, joins Thanos Davelis to look into what he has called a destabilizing nationalism from North Macedonia's VMRO-DPMNE, and break down what the broader risks are for not just North Macedonia and Greece, but the region.

Climate change is being considered by specialists as a factor that may be responsible for the occurrence of more intense migraines.