Kallithea

The Athens-Piraeus Electric Railway (ISAP) station in the southern Kallithea district was temporarily closed on Thursday due to a bomb threat. The station has resumed operations. 

A bomb disposal unit has rushed to the scene.
 
 
 

A false alarm was raised on Wednesday by the police due to the discovery of a suitcase deemed suspicious outside the Digital Governance Ministry in Kallithea in south Athens.

A bomb disposal team arrived at the scene, and after the relevant inspection, it was determined that the suitcase did not contain anything alarming to the authorities.

An Athens appeals court on Tuesday upheld the initial conviction of one of two men in their early 20s involved in an attack seven years ago on Angelos Syrigos, a Panteion University professor, bringing legal procedures to a close after six trial postponements.

A scheme to invite academics from foreign universities to teach in Greece has attracted just nine applications since being launched on April 21, mainly as a result of lackluster interest from local businesses to support the plan.

Rescuers have recovered the body of a man who fell onto the tracks of an Athens metro station.

Six firefighters attended the scene at Kallithea station, which is on green Line 1.

The circumstances of the incident remain unclear.

During the operation, services were temporarily suspended at the station.

The Inter-Party Parliamentary Elections Committee is meeting on Monday, at 16:00, under the chairmanship of the acting Minister of the Interior, Kalliopi Spanou.

The meeting will take place in the building of the Ministry of Digital Governance, in Kallithea. [AMNA]

Apartment rental ads that look plain wrong abound on the internet these days, a sign of the excesses of some landlords, but also of the general shortage of properties either for rent or for purchase that would render the asking prices more rational.

The continuation of large deviations in the taxable property rates (known as objective values) in relation to the actual prices in the market makes the objective value review process that has already started in several municipalities more difficult.

A war has erupted between the southern Athens municipalities of Moschato-Tavros and Kallithea and the Attica Regional Authority over the redevelopment of Faliro Bay.

On the sidelines of the recent conference at Panteion University's Institute of International Relations, Emily Holland, assistant professor at the US Naval War College, spoke to Kathimerini and analyzed the energy dimension of the war in Ukraine and the role of the Eastern Mediterranean as an energy hub.