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The Titanic of the Aegean: 59 years since the tragedy of the ‘Heraklion’ – The ship that transformed Greek shipping
Hundreds dead, only 47 survivors, and an uncertain number of victims — How the sinking at Falkonera led to changes in maritime safety and the founding of ANEK
Weather: Showers in the east and south — Stable conditions under ‘Omega block’ pattern
Significant rainfall yesterday in Evia - When is new deterioration expected - The forecast of EMY until Thursday
Family confrontation – Andreas Psicharis sues his father’s widow for 19 works of art of immense value
Three years after the death of Stavros Psicharis, his son Andreas claims the multi-million euro collection found in the publisher's house in Kolonaki with works by Picasso, Dalí, Delacroix, Munch and others, claiming that he bought it himself and handed it over to his father for safekeeping. His father's widow Christina Tsutsoura denies that it belongs to him and claims it was her husband's
Dismantling of trolleybus cables begins in Piraeus — Watch the video
“The skies of Piraeus and Athens will finally breathe,” says Konstantinos Kyranakis. The first trolleybus lines to be discontinued are “17” and “20,” which will be replaced by electric buses
Improved weather today — where local showers are expected
The weather today, Sunday, will be mostly cloudy with local showers and thunderstorms in various parts of the country
The livestock farmer who tearfully bid farewell to his 450 sheep collapses; Hospitalized in Giannitsa with stroke symptoms
"It's like watching our children being killed one by one," said Konstantinos Theologou as he described the pain of seeing his flock destroyed due to sheep pox. His family had cared for the newborn lambs as if they were members of the family
