Syriza to have a new leader by early September
Syriza’s political secretariat has decided to propose a late August date for the left-wing party’s Congress, with the aim of electing a new leader by early September.
Like Silk | Soufli | To November 13
Bridging Greek and Japanese culture, the exhibition “Like Silk” is taking place at the Art of Silk Museum in Soufli, northeastern Greece.
A black spot in the Greek Judiciary
After twelve years of suffering in the Greek courts, the former President of ELSTAT was vindicated in March by the ECHR
Exploring the roots of fashion across Greece
They worked witth Pomak embroiderers to create intricate traditional patterns and alongside the nuns of the Orthodox Monastery of Saints Konstantinos and Eleni in the Peloponnese, mastering the art of weaving on the loom.
Record inflows for property
The major growth of foreign investments in the Greek housing market continued in the year’s first quarter.
Urbanography | Athens | To March 3
The National Gallery – Alexandros Soutsos Museum presents the urban experience of 1950s-70s Greece through paintings, sculptures, installations and film clips.
Cretan diet festival celebrates health and sustainability
An event celebrating the Cretan diet – renowned for its health benefits and environmentally sustainable approach – is being held from July 4 to 8 in Rethymno.
Naxos museum under way
An 8.3-million-euro project bankrolled through the European Union’s Recovery Fund is under way on the Aegean island of Naxos to create Greece’s first state-run museum dedicated to ancient Cycladic art.
A joint answer on migration
It is positive that, albeit belatedly, the European Union is coming up with a plan to revise the outdated asylum system.
Silence | Athens | July 3-4
Renowned dance duo RootlessRoot delves into the profound exploration of silence and its transformative potential in their latest piece, presented at the Athens Epidaurus Festival.