The valuable contribution of former leaders
Regardless of whether you agree or disagree with them, it is important that the people who have been responsible for the country’s fate should speak publicly about what was and what is.
Cartoon (04/12/2023)
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‘New Left’: the 11 MPs who left SYRIZA announce their party
The new parliamentary group formed by the 11 MPs who recently left the main opposition party SYRIZA announced their name as the “New Left” on Monday at an event open to the public in Athens.
Consensus on the obvious
The debate on the postal vote for Greeks living abroad was an undertaking that embarrassed the political system, which, in the previous parliamentary period, could not agree on the obvious solution.
Three arrested for ATM robberies, among them is famous Greek ‘trapper’
Three persons were arrested on Saturday for ATM burglaries in various parts of the country using a metal cutting wheel and explosives. Among them was a 28-year-old Greek trap music artist, who had been arrested in January for similar crimes.
Annual fuel theft at 120 million euros, as checks lag
Lawlessness is widespread in the fuel market, according to a survey by the National Technical University of Athens, whose main findings were presented by Kathimerini on Sunday.
Christmas Time | Athens | December 13
Greek actress and singer Tina Alexopoulou brings to life a festive musical show, blending classic hits like “Life Is a Cabaret” and “New York, New York” with seasonal favorites at the Half Note Jazz Club (halfnote.gr).
Traffic regulations due to Grigoropoulos murder anniversary protests on Wed
Road traffic in central Athens will be gradually closed on Wednesday due to scheduled protest rallies and marches that commemorate the 15 years since the police killing of 15-year-old Alexis Grigoropoulos.
Professor Stathis Kalyvas is the new president of the SNFCC
The new chairman of the Board of Directors at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) is Stathis Kalyvas, Gladstone Professor of Government at the University of Oxford’s Department of Politics and International Relations, as was announced on Monday.