For Sports Illustrated, report about fake authors is latest stumble
Three years ago, journalists at Sports Illustrated were worried that the venerable magazine’s new owners and operators were drastically lowering its standards.
Driver tries to pay fine in 15,500 coins
A routine fine payment at the Limassol Court on Tuesday took an unexpected and unconventional turn, leaving court officials and onlookers shaking their heads in disbelief.
Reds and Greens blow their lead to lose on the road
Both Panathinaikos and Olympiakos suffered defeats on the road on Thursday for the Euroleague.
PAOK saves Greece’s face in Europe
Panathinaikos, Olympiakos and AEK suffered defeats on Thursday that deprive them of any chances of proceeding in the Europa League.
Sunak canceling meeting with Mitsotakis ‘definitely a huge diplomatic blunder’
The atmosphere at the event to mark the creation of the Seferis Office and the Roderick Beaton Reading Room at the Greek Embassy in London last Monday afternoon was wonderful and worthy of Greek-British friendship.
ATHEX: Bourse posts 6.88% leap in November
November proved to be a very profitable month for the Greek stock market.
Behind the facade
If we are incapable of preserving our irreplaceable national monuments, or conducting a serious investigation into a train collision which cost dozens of lives, how can we hope to be attentive regarding the preservation of the Calatrava roof, properly maintained buses, protect the copper wiring of our railways, or honor any high-quality infrastructure standards in…
Rearguard battle
The benefits of digitization are so obvious and now experienced by citizens that anyone who hinders it can only fight a rearguard battle in favor of their petty interests. All in vain.
Sculptures are an ulcer on Greek-British relations
Primary sources hold that had he not died prematurely in Messolongi almost 200 years ago, Lord Byron would have been offered the throne of Greece and ruled the newly established kingdom as its first monarch.
Cartoon (30/11/2023)
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