Greek artist Gerasimos Avlamis will present his Portae Ad Tempus solo exhibition at Sissi’s Art Room (7 Kolokotroni, sissisartroom.gr) with the support of Monumenta, an Urban nonprofit for the protection of the natural and architectural heritage of Greece.
Kathimerini has compiled a video of its staff’s furry and feathered friends in celebration of World Animal Day on Wednesday.
The Supreme Council for Civil Personnel Selection (ASEP) announced on Wednesday the opening of five hundred positions in the Judicial Police Service of the Ministry of Justice.
The summer is coming to an end and Rizes Fest promises to give it a proper send-off with traditional music and dancing.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan indicated on Wednesday that finding a solution to the Cyprus issue does not need to stand in the way of an agreement on the exploitation of hydrocarbon reserves off the divided East Mediterranean island’s coast.
A legend in Greek basketball, Yiannis Ioannidis died at the age of 78 on Wednesday. The revered coach and former minister had been suffering from dementia for the last four years, according to reports.
Home delivery of various drugs was successfully tested for the first time during the coronavirus pandemic. Now the Health Ministry intends to establish it for cancer patients.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Wednesday attended the signing of the operation and maintenance contract for the Thessaloniki metro, which he described as an “important final step” towards getting the long-delayed transport project delivered to the people of the northern port city within 2024.
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias was in Lorient in western France on Wednesday to attend the launch of a new frigate purchased by the Hellenic Navy and built by Naval Group.
The government has dismissed Turkish media reports that suggest Greece has altered its security policy concerning the islands in the eastern Aegean.