To know where we stand, to see where we want to go and how, we need to hear from people who are in the heart of events. So, if we are interested in the state of the world today, there is no one more suited to tell us than Martin Griffiths.
Raining Pleasure, one of Greece’s best indie rock bands, will perform at the Lycabettus Theater in Athens on June 28.
The first operation to Mount Olympus took place earlier this month and it involved airlifting photovoltaic panels, prefabricated roofing sections, and bags of sand and bricks to the Giosos Apostolidis and Christos Kakalos refuges, at altitudes of 2,710 meters and 2,660 meters respectively.
Experience a cinematic classic under the stars with Robert Wiene’s “The Cabinet of Dr Caligari” at the Athens Concert Hall Garden (115 Vasilisis Sofias) on July 10.
The Piraeus prosecutor has filed felony arson charges against the captain and 12 crew members of the yacht Persefoni I, from which fireworks allegedly sparked a forest fire on Friday on the island of Hydra.
Terna Energy is officially transferred to Abu Dhabi’s Masdar Group in a deal that values the Greek listed company at 2.4 billion euros.
A 35-year-old police officer was arrested for revenge pornography Saturday in Attica, following a complaint and subsequent investigation by the cyber security unit.
“Engaged Scenography,” presented by the French Institute of Greece and Goethe-Institut Athen, features public talks and performances highlighting modern scenography, fostering dialogue and exploration within the arts community.
The losses suffered by ruling New Democracy in the recent European Parliament elections were from “both sides,” Defense Minister Nikos Dendias tells Kathimerini, noting that while these losses were mostly concentrated in the center, the ones to the right were “not negligible” either.
Release Athens presents Massive Attack on July 17 at Plateia Nerou (2616 Posidonos).