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Professor Kostas Kostis to Danikas: “The 1821 Revolution has many dark corners”
The leading figure of Kolokotronis, the blackmail by Papaflessas, the rivalries among chieftains, the role of religion, and the way in which the national consciousness of the revolutionaries was shaped – the distinguished professor and author recounts lesser-known aspects of the Revolution
Theodoros Kolydas at protothema: Weather bombs, traditional forecasts, and the fear stirred by the ‘jet stream’
The director of the Hellenic National Meteorological Service, Theodoros Kolydas, speaks on the show Direct – From his early days on TV and his 2004 prediction of a “weather bomb,” to today’s realities, Mr. Kolydas shares decades of experience in meteorology
All defendants in the Rhodes urban planning scandal released under conditions
Details on the Restrictions Imposed - Head of Urban Planning Released on €100,000 Bail - Defendants' Statements in Court
Pavlos De Grèce and his siblings – How Mani “Crowned” him and the battle over the titles “Prince” and “Your Highness”
A verbal misstep by the mayor of Eastern Mani has escalated into a high-profile political controversy, just as the children and grandchildren of the former King Constantine prepare to don military uniforms and serve their country
Attica: Video evidence of 37-year-old Albanian armed hotel robberies
Newly surfaced video evidence reveals the criminal activities of a 37-year-old Albanian man who threatened hotel employees with a gun and robbed them across several areas in Attica, including Glyfada, Elliniko, Agios Dimitrios, and Exarchia
