Eirini Vourloumis | Athens | To December 30
The National Museum of Contemporary Art (emst.gr) presents a solo show by acclaimed photographer and photojournalist Eirini Vourloumis.
Police unravel gang in Thessaloniki
Police have unraveled a criminal gang that burgled homes in the northern port city of Thessaloniki and arrested two men, aged 44 and 49.
TAIPED asks for improved bids on Igoumenitsa Port
The Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund (TAIPED) last Thursday announced that its board of directors unsealed the three financial offers submitted for the acquisition of 67% of the share capital of Igoumenitsa Port Authority and decided to commence the process of improved financial offers.
Sustainability and shipping on this week’s Capital Link forum agenda
Capital Link is organizing its 12th Annual Sustainability Forum on Tuesday, on the question: “Can Sustainability Prevail Over Geopolitics?”
Cyprus’ TUS Airways adding Larnaca-Iraklio route
For the first time in its history, Cypriot carrier TUS Airways will start offering direct flights from Larnaca to Iraklio, Crete.
Nations League: Historic win for Cyprus over Greece
Greece dropped its first points in the Nations League going down 1-0 to Cyprus at Larnaca on Saturday. This was the first time ever Cyprus has beaten Greece in a competitive match.
Hijab and freedom
Last weekend, I watched the last episode of “Tehran,” produced by Apple TV. It is an excellent spy series with action, tension and many twists and turns that, despite its title, was not shot in Tehran, but in Athens.
A response from everyone
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis responded to Turkish propaganda as he should have, but exposing Ankara is something that needs to be done systematically, with a response addressed far and wide.
Jump in short-term rentals
Demand for short-term rentals in the Greek market this summer posted a considerable annual increase of 61.8%, which ranks it in the highest position among the countries of Southern Europe.
Concern over death rates among injecting drug users
A worryingly high mortality rate among intravenous drug users, which far exceeds the corresponding data from Western countries, has been recorded in recent years in Greece, according to a study.