In “Amazing,” choreographer Ioanna Portolou and the Griffon Dance Co explore the best and worst of human nature as it emerges when the status quo is radically or violently disrupted, but also our ability to transcend adversity.
Greek officials expect two moves by Turkey that will ratchet up tensions between the two nominal allies another notch this summer, to levels not seen since 2020.
Police in Athens on Tuesday were investigating an attack on the apartment building that is home to prominent Skai TV journalist and commentator Aris Portosalte.
Plans to allow emergency crews to conduct prescribed burns to slow wildfires and moderate fire behavior are in the cards.
It was shortly before 11 p.m. when Izabela Sajbor realized the doctors were prepared to let her die. Her doctor had already told her that her fetus had severe abnormalities and would almost certainly die in the womb.
Russia continues to make gains on the ground in Ukraine, particularly in the Donbas region where the war’s fighting is now most intense.
A Cretan court on Monday sentenced a contractor to 25 years’ imprisonment, suspended for three years, for violently assaulting a foreign worker who had requested his wages.
The nominal prices for prime office space around the country increased on average by 1.8% in 2021 compared to 2020, against an increase of 1.2% in 2020, according to provisional data by the Bank of Greece.
Bulgaria’s foreign and energy ministers resigned on Monday after their party, the populist ITN, quit the governing coalition last week, compounding the Balkan country’s political crisis.
Members of the anti-establishment group Rouvikonas on Monday threw leaflets and shouted slogans in support of Kurds outside the Turkish consulate in the Athens suburb of Psychiko.