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President of the Cremation Society to Protothema: “Death is the Church’s heavy industry — It took us 23 years to achieve the obvious”
What was the first cremation in Greece? Which politicians helped, and who resisted? Mr. Antonis Alakiotis, president of the Hellenic Cremation Society, recounts on Direct the difficult journey that led to the country’s first crematorium
Corinth Canal closed until further notice due to maintenance work
Starting today, navigation through the Corinth Canal will not be permitted
Weather: rain coming from Wednesday – Where will the phenomena be intense
Temperatures will drop by 2 to 3 degrees, while winds will not exceed 5 to 6 Beaufort – The EMY forecast through Saturday
Justice with major delays – What a European study revealed
Warnings have been issued by the Director of the Legal Office of the Presidency of the Republic regarding judicial independence and public trust in judicial authorities, highlighting that case resolution times can be up to five times slower than the EU average
The items up for auction: Wines, medicine, safe boxes, roulette tables, and solar parks
The strangest items to go — or soon go — under the hammer come from banks that have closed and bankrupt casinos, including shares of a Christian brotherhood and Saudi yachts
