Tracking tax evaders with a click
As part of the ongoing efforts to track down offenders, the Independent Public Revenue Authority (AADE) plans to soon develop a digital platform through which taxpayers can report tax evasion.
President hails EMAK ‘heroes’
President Katerina Sakellaropoulou has described the members of the EMAK rescue teams dispatched to Turkey as “heroes.”
Finnish president wants Finland, Sweden in NATO by summer
The Finnish president said in an interview published Saturday that he trusts that Finland and Sweden will be admitted into NATO by July, and hinted that he wants the United States to put pressure on Turkey to approve their membership bids. If the issue drags on, the entire process of admitting new members into the…
Bergman Homage | Athens | To March 8
Every week through March 8, the Andora Cinema (117 Sevastoupoleos, Ambelokipi, 210.698.0796) is screening films by the great Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman.
Greek thespians retain bonds in Switzerland
The Greek Theater of Geneva has been actively promoting the Greek letters and culture in Switzerland for the past three decades.
New campus to breathe new life into Western Macedonia
The University of Western Macedonia has acquired a new modern campus in Kozani in northern Greece covering 94.8 hectares.
Stolen Picasso’s damage not visible to naked eye
Although the case of the two stolen works from the National Art Gallery in Athens was closed with last month’s trial and conviction of the thief, Pablo Picasso’s “Head of a Woman” failed to escape without scar, despite that being invisible to the naked eye. The work now on display in the gallery has certainly…
Procurement plan for C-130J transport planes
After two embarrassing incidents in succession, Athens is reportedly oriented toward the procurement of a number of new C-130J aircraft which are the latest version of the American transport aircraft.
Greece moves to block remnants of Golden Dawn from running as elections near
Niki Kitsantonis, a freelance journalist in Athens writing for the New York Times, joins Thanos Davelis as we look at the Greek parliament’s vote to ban a far-right political party led by a jailed former member of the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party and discuss its broader significance.
Earthquake compounds Turkish leader’s woes as election nears
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan came to power 20 years ago riding a wave of public outrage toward the previous government’s handling of a deadly earthquake.