
Niki Kitsantonis
Freelance Correspondent at The New York Times
Contributor at BBC World Service
Freelance correspondent @nytimesworld, contributor @bbcworldservice, ex managing editor @ekathimerini. Ex-Londoner. Exploring podcasts. [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Niki Kitsantonis
The Greek island of Santorini was shaken by thousands of mostly smaller-scale temblors. Now, residents have returned, and they hope visitors will, too. Weeks after being rattled by thousands of mostly small-scale earthquakes, the island of Santorini, the jewel in the crown of Greece's tourism sector, is determined to return to business as usual - even as the quake phenomenon remain a mystery.
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1 month ago |
znetwork.org | Niki Kitsantonis
A general strike in Greece on Friday halted trains and ferries, grounded flights and disrupted public services as thousands of workers walked off the job on the second anniversary of Greece’s worst-ever train disaster. The 24-hour walkout, called by Greece’s two main labor unions, was the latest in a series of public protests over a dragging judicial investigation into the crash, in which 57 people were killed.
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1 month ago |
portside.org | Niki Kitsantonis
No Trains, No Planes and Huge Protests: Strike Brings Greece to a Halt Published March 2, 2025 A general strike in Greece on Friday halted trains and ferries, grounded flights and disrupted public services as thousands of workers walked off the job on the second anniversary of Greece’s worst-ever train disaster.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Niki Kitsantonis
A general strike in Greece on Friday halted trains and ferries, grounded flights and disrupted public services as thousands of workers walked off the job on the second anniversary of Greece's worst-ever railway disaster. The 24-hour walkout, called by Greece's two main labor unions, is the latest in a series of public protests over a dragging judicial investigation into the crash, in which 57 people were killed.
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2 months ago |
nzherald.co.nz | Niki Kitsantonis
Residents of Santorini island and tourists board the ferry in order to flee the island after the recent seismic activity. (Photo / SOOC via AFPThousands of tremors, sometimes every few minutes, have shaken Santorini, Greece. More than 13,000 of its 15,500 inhabitants have left. February is a slow time on the Greek island of Santorini, which draws more than three million visitors annually. But after another week of near-constant earthquakes, the island has taken on an unusual quiet.
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Santorini, the jewel in the crown of Greek tourism, tells the world it’s back after easing of earthquakes that stumped scientists. https://t.co/XnFMQyT3q5 via @NYTimes

Turnout at Athens protest rally is huge. Initial police estimate says at least 180,000. Clashes in much of the center with 41 arrests and some trapped citizens taking refuge in Parliament building. #Tempe

Thousands walk off the job and onto the streets on the 2nd anniversary of Greece's worst ever railway disaster, demanding justice and safe trains as a report points to multiple failings. https://t.co/nQ5E26BatC #Tempe

Thousands walk off the job and onto the streets on the 2nd anniversary of Greece's worst ever railway disaster, demanding justice and safe trains as a report points to multiple failings. https://t.co/nQ5E26BatC #Tempe