Cup triumph for Olympiakos over the Greens
Olympiakos won the second trophy of the year, after the Super Cup in September, lifting the Greek Cup in Crete on Sunday beating archrival Panathinaikos in the final.
Important strategic dialogue about what’s happening between Greece and US
The Willard InterContinental, a landmark hotel in the American capital, hosted the delegates of the 5th Forum for Southeast Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean, which was organized by the English-language edition of Kathimerini, in collaboration with Delphi Economic Forum, and the Hellenic American Leadership Council (HALC) last week.
Motive behind shipping firm murders still unclear
In the aftermath of the triple homicide at the offices of the European Navigation shipping firm in Glyfada, southern Athens, last Monday, the motive of the perpetrator, Aristides el Burai, has yet to be clarified.
F-16s to Ankara, F-35s to Athens come with conditions
Using US military articles provided to NATO allies for “non-legitimate military purposes” could trigger the suspension or cancellation of all or part of the delivery of the equipment.
Upturn II | Athens | March 3
The EMST National Museum of Contemporary Art (Kallirrois & Amvrosiou Frantzi, emst.gr) has organized an experimental homage to German composer Johann Sebastian Bach.
14-year-old arrested for child pornography
A 14-year-old was arrested on Friday in Paiania, eastern Attica for distributing child pornography and violating fireworks laws.
Work below cost
How strong is the Greek economy, really? Whatever may have been said, there are some safe criteria by which to assess its state. It is only as strong as the labor market, the jobs created and the wages offered.
Father and 15-year-old son of Amish-like family living off-grid arrested
The 47-year-old father of the self-described “early Christian” family living in the Corinthia municipality, Peloponnese, in a makeshift dwelling without modern rudimentary facilities, was arrested on Sunday for failure to comply with the compulsory education requirement for his three minor children.
Electric Jalaba | Athens | March 2
Electric Jalaba, a six-piece ensemble hailing from London, will effortlessly navigate the realms of world music at PLYFA (39 Koritsas) on March 2.
The anatomy of a Kafkaesque drama
For the past nine months, Kathimerini has been drawing attention to the judicial odyssey of Fredi Beleri, the mayor-elect of the predominantly ethnic Greek city of Himare in southern Albania, and to the violations of human rights, the rule of law and the principles of democracy entailed in his persecution