Two-horse race for the Super League as Greens and Yellows win away
Panathinaikos and AEK scored precious away wins on Sunday and continue to lead the table at the halfway point of the Super League playoffs.
Alcaraz beats Tsitsipas to clinch back-to-back Barcelona titles
World number two Carlos Alcaraz beat Stefanos Tsitsipas 6-3 6-4 to win the Barcelona Open on Sunday and clinch his third ATP Tour title of the year and the ninth overall for the 19-year-old.
The cost of doing everything right in Greece
Two things are certain: Irini Kakoulidou will finally get a holiday this summer and it won’t be on Tinos.
Iconic venue gets new lease on life
One of the oldest and most popular venues in Athens, the Aegli cafe-restaurant in Zappeio, will open again by the end of 2023.
First Greeks evacuated from Sudan
A first group of Greek citizens has been evacuated from Sudan and taken to Djibouti, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced.
Art Contest for Kids | Athens | To May 30
The Museum of Cycladic Art is holding its 10th annual art competition for children aged 4-15, with the theme this year being “The Human at the Forefront.”
Clock ticking for Folli Follie case
With the risk that the statute of limitations will expire for a number of offenses related to the criminal case of troubled jewelry maker Folli Follie looming, the trial is expected to finally take place in June.
Identities | Athens | To May 8
The Museum of Cycladic Art presents “Identities: Gender, Diversity, Discrimination,” the first of three exhibitions it is hosting in cooperation with the Graz Museum in Austria and the Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation in Nicosia.
Undeclared rented luxury villas found on Mykonos
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) announced on Friday that it has identified tax evasion in excess of 1 million euros from a short-term real estate rental platform on the island of Mykonos.
FM announces relocation of Greek forces to Egypt for potential Sudan rescue
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias announced that jointly with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ it was decided to relocate Air Force aircraft and members of the army’s Special Forces to Egypt on Sunday to participate in a potential operation to rescue Greek and Cypriot citizens that remain trapped in Sudan.