Cavusoglu says he expects US to approve F-16 sale
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu on Wednesday said he expected the United States to approve a $20 billion sale of F-16 fighter jets to Turkey.
In the Solitude of Cotton Fields | Athens | February 9-12
Widely acclaimed American actor John Malkovich and Lithuania’s award-winning Ingeborga Dapkunaite are coming to the Onassis Cultural Center with French dramatist and writer Bernard-Marie Koltes’ play “In the Solitude of Cotton Fields.”
A boring country
I am under the impression that sometimes Greeks are terrified at the thought of Greece becoming a boring country. We have this irresistible urge for quarrels and divisions, and embarking on adventures that are reminiscent of the past.
Ghosts | Athens | Ongoing
The Greek National Theater presents Henrik Ibsen’s controversial “Ghosts,” a drama that shatters the edifice of the sacrosanct family.
Alkinoos Ioannidis | Athens | To January 27
In one of the most exciting bits of news on the local arthouse music scene this year, singer-songwriter Alkinoos Ioannidis has got back together with his band.
The hushed conspiracy
One of the myths recently circulating on the internet, a fake story, is that Greece’s deposed monarch, Constantine II, who was buried on Monday at Tatoi, “never opposed democracy.” This is false.
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One last effort
The damage was done when, in order to serve unacknowledged expediencies, political parties rejected the simple solution of allowing the postal vote in the elections.
ATHEX: Most stocks post fresh gains again
The constant march higher of Greek stocks continued on Wednesday, on a considerably increased turnover thanks to a number of business deals that not only increased the trading volume but also further fed the optimism among investors for medium-term gains.
Light tremor recorded in Patra
An earthquake measuring 3.6 on the Richter scale registered shortly before 9 p.m. in the Gulf of Patras, near Antirio, on Wednesday evening.