Youngsters from east Attica town speak to Kathimerini about the deadly 2018 wildfires and their psychological impact.
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Friends who survived a natural hazard in 1985, during the first Greek climbing mission to the Himalayas, mourn loss of climbing team member in 2020.
Kathimerini visited the Sotiria Hospital in the northern Athenian suburb of Holargos for a glimpse into what goes on during a shift at the Covid-19 clinic.
Kathimerini investigates the change of mood on Lesvos that was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize for its exemplary response to the first refugee arrivals of 2015.
Kathimerini looks into the impact of the alleged OneCoin pyramid scheme on investors in Greece.
Kathimerini sheds light on the work of 800 ‘cleaners’ based in Moschato, hired by the tech giant to monitor online advertisements.
After two meetings in Athens with a US agent who was posing as a weapons dealer, Rami Ghanem returned to the Greek capital in December 2015 to check on his order.
Experts are helping former inmates of the Leros Psychiatric Hospital to recuperate from their time at the notorious island facility.
Greek state sued for the first time over a refugee death by family of Moria camp resident who died in 2017.
Kathimerini travels to the island of Samos to inspect the 600-bed hotspot that is now home to 3,500 asylum seekers.
DNA testing gains popularity among the members of the diaspora looking into their family history.
Engineers and pilots of firefighting force scambling to get fleet up to scratch ahead of the summer.
Refugees and migrants arriving over land via Greece's northeastern border surpassed those coming by sea last month.
It was 9.30 a.m. on July 22, 2013, when the president of the three-judge Felony Appeal Court in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, called the head of the Spanish organized crime division to the stand to testify as the only witness in the prosecution of Lasha Shushanashvili.
How the pioneering American electric car company discovered a great talent pool ahead of opening a research department in Greece
Family of Greek soldier who died in 1941 battle still looking for closure.
In January, three people died in their sleep at Moria refugee camp. Ten months later, their families are still looking for answers.
Kathimerini recounts the stories of Syrian minors working up to 11 hours a day in Izmir workshops.
Investigators shed light on the process of collecting evidence from forest fires.
Greece's aerial firefighting fleet is feeling the pressure of age, as most of the craft are over 40 years old.
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