Petros Klampanis | Athens | January 28
After two successful shows at the Little Theater of Ancient Epidaurus last summer, award-winning Greek musician Petros Klampanis is bringing his new work to the capital’s Parnassos Literary Society.
Director accused of rape released conditionally from custody
A former director of the TV series “Sasmos,” who is accused of raping the actress Elena Athanasopoulou in April 2022, was released conditionally from custody on Thursday after giving his testimony to a judge.
Tsitsipas beats Khachanov to reach 1st Australian Open final
Stefanos Tsitsipas had a harder time strictly following all of the rules than he did outplaying his opponent in the early going, then recovered after blowing two match points late in the third set, and eventually reached the final at the Australian Open for the first time by beating Karen Khachanov 7-6 (2), 6-4, 6-7…
Greece signs agreement with EIB on €900 mln funding
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Greek authorities on Thursday announced new financing agreements, worth 900 million euros in total, that will support priority investments in high-impact, large-scale projects across the country, focused on the green and digital transitions.
Rain, storms will persist, but won’t be as intense
Rain and, in some parts of the country, snow will persist Friday, but phenomena will be less intense.
Polluters of Diavata fields charged with violating environmental protection laws
Police have identified a husband and wife, aged 70 and 65, who dumped waste in fields in the area of Diavata in Thessaloniki and charged them with violating environmental protection laws.
Parliament remembers the Holocaust
The Hellenic Parliament honored the memory of the victims of the Holocaust ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Thursday evening by displaying the slogan “We remember” on its facade with a photograph of prisoners in a Nazi concentration camp.
Government should ‘stick to the budget targets’
The Greek government, as well as the one that will emerge after the spring elections, must stick to the goal of returning to primary surpluses, make a “prudent” adjustment of minimum wage levels, while keeping in place targeted and growth-friendly support measures if it wants to keep the economy on track, the head of the…
Mytilineos posts greatly improved 2022 results
Athens-listed group Mytilineos said on Thursday its profit, turnover and dividend more than doubled while its debt declined and investments increased in 2022.
Banks fret over phishing rule
Banks are ambivalent over the provision submitted to Parliament in a Development Ministry draft law about their liability regarding fraud in online transactions (phishing).