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15 Oct 2026 / 12:50

Paleokastritsa: Call for lifeguards at Agios Petros and Agia Triada beaches

CORFU. Paleokastritsa Business Association is calling on the competent authorities to reconsider the negative decision on classifying Agios Petros and Agia Triada beaches as busy beaches and to ensure the provision of the required lifeguard protection.

/ ΡΟΗ ΚΑΤΗΓΟΡΙΑΣ

12 Oct 2026 / 12:12

Clearing Potamos ahead of boatyards’ relocation

CORFU. Contract signed to clear the site earmarked for the boatyard operators — infrastructure needed for them to begin operating is the next step.

14 Sep 2026 / 09:22

The town that burned as the Axis crumbled

CORFU. The island’s strategic position, at the entrance to the Adriatic and facing the Italian and Albanian coasts, brought Corfu to the centre of military operations following Italy’s capitulation. On the night of 13–14 September 1943, the Luftwaffe launched a devastating incendiary bombing raid on the town.

29 Jul 2026 / 15:16

Traditional Sardine ΄Panigiri΄ at Church of Iasonas and Sosipatros

CORFU. 29 and 30 July outside the church.

17 Jul 2026 / 10:32

Lifeguard protection at busy beaches

CORFU. Lifeguards are already in place and will be on duty at the beaches every day until 30 September, including Sundays and public holidays, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

08 Jul 2026 / 13:14

The price of modernisation: From 1830s Greece to the Albania of Zvërnec

Prompted by Jared Kushner’s €4 billion investment in the Albanian coast and the widespread backlash it has sparked, Richard Pine examines the enduring dilemma of modernisation. He argues that the real story is not so much about Albania as it is about the price Greece has paid—and continues to pay—in its effort to integrate into the Western economic and political reality, often at the expense of its productive base, cultural identity, and social cohesion.