A shift in Sotiria’s ‘red zone’
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.
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A shift in Sotiria’s ‘red zone’
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.
Uncertainty and division on an Aegean island
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.
Cryptoqueen disappears, leaving havoc in her wake
Kathimerini looks into the impact of the alleged OneCoin pyramid scheme on investors in Greece.
Inside Facebook’s moderation hub in Athens
Kathimerini sheds light on the work of 800 ‘cleaners’ based in Moschato, hired by the tech giant to monitor online advertisements.
Greek, American operation collars ‘merchant of death’
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.
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Greece aims to eradicate singe-use plastic by July 2021
Volunteers mobilized by the A.C. Laskaridis Charitable Foundation pick up trash on the beach of Schinias, a protected wetland northeast of Athens, on Saturday. The foundation has launched a campaign to eradicate single-use plastic in cooperation with the Environment Ministry. Speaking from Schinias on Saturday, Environment Minister Kostis Hatzidakis said Greece will adopt a European Union directive banning single-use plastic items such as straws, forks and knives this month with the aim of phasing them out by July 2021. Greeks use an estimated 1 million plastic coffee cups each day, the minister said. [ANA-MPA]
