Lefteris Volanis’ analogue synthesizer
The camera is in the driver’s seat in a first-person shot. The road twists and turns before a rapid montage spirits us from Kavalas Avenue in Aspropyrgos onto a ferry headed for Kefalonia.
Analysts view draft budget as ‘optimistic’
The draft 2023 budget submitted to Parliament last week is described as “a little optimistic” by the economists of international firms who spoke to Kathimerini, as the uncertain environment due to the energy crisis, geopolitical instability and the possibility of a severe recession in the eurozone creates challenges for the assumptions of the Greek government…
Bulgaria picks two Greek firms for LNG delivery
Bulgaria’s state-owned gas company Bulgargaz said on Monday it has picked two Greek firms, Mytilineos and DEPA Commercial, to supply it with liquefied natural gas for November.
SYRIZA, PASOK parties table their reports on Androulakis’ surveillance
Greek opposition parties SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance and PASOK-Movement for Change (KINAL) accused the government of an attempted cover-up in their reports on the wiretapping scandal, tabled on Monday following the conclusion of hearings by the Parliament’s Investigative Committee last week.
EuroAsia Interconnector works to be inaugurated in Nicosia on Friday
The start of work on the EuroAsia Interconnector’s Cyprus-Crete segment will be marked by a ceremony that will be held at the Presidential Mansion at Nicosia, at 19:00 on Friday.
ATHEX: CCHBC keeps benchmark in the black
The Greek stock market had another mixed session on Monday, only this time the benchmark closed in the black, mainly thanks to a handful of outperforming blue chips such as Coca-Cola HBC and to the northward move during the closing auctions.
Foreign Ministry condemns Russian missile attacks
The Greek Foreign Ministry condemned Russian missile attacks against civilians in Ukrainian cities, in a tweet on Monday.
Mitsotakis: Greece is ‘model’ for building infrastructure in respect for heritage
Greece has created a “model” that shows how infrastructure can be built while also highlighting cultural heritage, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Monday at the opening of three new metro stations in Piraeus.
Strong alliances
Greece has strong allies at this time. Its close cooperation with the US, France and Israel constitutes a network of strategic relations that work to strengthen the country.
Misplaced comparisons with the past
Europe experienced its most intense historical memories about 80 years ago. That was a long time ago for most of us, and it is natural that the new generations treat the nightmares of yesterday as something very distant, sometimes even embellished.