Ostomachion Session III | Athens | February 15
The Ostomachion Sessions aim to blur the line between acoustic and electronic music in unique performances at the Underflow Record Store and Gallery (39 Kallirois).
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‘Teli na cusi tin glossa grika?’
With its sugarcube houses, labyrinthine streets and hyper-Baroque churches, Corigliano d’Otranto seems at first like any other village in Italy’s southern Salento region. But as you wander around and explore, an entirely different world begins to reveal itself. “Teli na cusi tin glossa grika?” asks a sign on the main square. “Cai ‘na percorso amesa…
Iraklio fire leaves 73-year-old woman unconscious
Firefighters responding to an apartment blaze in Iraklio on the island of Crete on Wednesday found an unconscious 73-year-old woman.
ATHEX: New 13-year high for the benchmark
The better-than-expected annual results of Coca-Cola HBC and the strong figures of Piraeus Bank gave strong momentum to Greek stocks on Wednesday.
Urban Narratives | Athens | February 16 – March 9
The third solo exhibition of Greek artist Ioanna Michopoulou, titled “Urban Narratives,” will take place at ArtZone 42 Gallery (42 Vasileos Konstantinou) from February 16.
Parliament faces cross-party divide ahead of named vote on same-sex marriage
The parliament ignited intense debate on Wednesday as deliberations commenced on a bill aimed at legalizing same-sex marriage, slated for a cross-party majority vote on Thursday. Notably, the vote will be named and public, a response to requests made by the left-wing main opposition party SYRIZA and the coalition formed by the far-right party the…
2manydjs | Athens | February 25
Plissken Festival’s crowd-pleasing Sunday parties continue with the Belgian Dewaele brothers, the masterminds behind 2manydjs, taking over the decks at the Athens Conservatory (17-19 Vasileos Georgiou B).
Spring date formally set for North Macedonia elections amid EU bid
North Macedonia ‘s parliament speaker on Wednesday formally set early parliamentary and presidential elections in the spring as the country makes a bid to join the European Union.
From Geneva to ancient Eretria
The iron gate of the villa opened automatically to let the car onto the white gravel driveway. I caught a brief glimpse of the magnificent garden, manicured to Swiss perfectionism, before seeing that Pierre Ducrey was already standing on the steps of the building that houses the Hardt Foundation to greet […]