Deluxe | Athens | November 26
Fun and groovy French funk, pop and rock act Deluxe are coming to the stage of Arch (in a building that once housed the Athens School of Architecture).
Greek corporate officials from abroad discuss how to draw money to Greece
Senior officials of Greek heritage serving at some of the world’s biggest companies pooled their ideas for a second consecutive year on Wednesday at “The Greeks Are Back” conference, held in Athens, submitting creative and innovative proposals to the state as to how Greece can attract more foreign investment.
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Foreign Ministry says Turkey is ‘distorting reality’
Turkey “yet again is completely distorting reality in order to support its unilateral and baseless accusations” regarding Greece’s relations with Libya and Egypt, a Foreign Ministry’s spokesperson said on Wednesday.
Invisible education
The debate on education in Greece usually begins and ends with the system of university admissions, and the state of the universities themselves.
WIFT Festival | Athens | November 24-27
The Greek Film Archive is hosting the sixth edition of the Greek Women in Film and Television (WIFT) Festival, titled “My Body, My Right,”
EU countries spar over 275 euros/MWh gas cap proposal
There are as many as 15 EU countries demanding a solid cap. Among them Belgium, Poland, Italy and Greece threatened to block other energy measures up for approval on Thursday if the package does not contain an actionable plan to prevent excessive prices.
‘Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery’ is worth investigating, cast says
“Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery,” a sequel to 2019’s “Knives Out,” brings together a new cast in Greece for a fresh murder mystery and case for sharply-dressed detective Benoit Blanc, played by Daniel Craig.
Police imposter and suspected pedophile held on remand
A 35-year-old Greek-German citizen arrested last week on charges of impersonating a police office and of possessing child pornography has been remanded in custody.
‘Pro-Kremlin group’ claims service attack on EU Parliament website
A pro-Kremlin group has claimed responsibility for a denial of service attack on the European Parliament website after its lawmakers designated Russia a state sponsor of terrorism, the president of the institution said on Wednesday.