It is a mistake to see the US presidential election as a duel between two men. Seeing it as a gunfight between cowboys may satisfy our need to simplify things so that we can understand them, but the election of a US president is all about complexity.
Greece has climbed one place in European tourists’ preference and now ranks fourth for the 75% of citizens in the Old Continent who wish to travel in the coming months – up 6 percentage points from last year.
Fifty years after the Turkish invasion, Cyprus remains an open wound. We Greeks must not forget that the restoration of democracy in our country came about through the Cypriot tragedy.
Athens had never been as attractive a tourist destination as it is now. But successive heatwaves, more frequent than ever, threaten to undermine this success.
A fire broke out Sunday afternoon between Kalamoti and the coastal settlement of Komi in southern Chios, prompting an emergency alert to nearby residents.
Fresh from releasing a new album, “If Words Were Flowers,” soul icon Curtis Harding is coming to Athens to play at Floyd (117 Pireos).
Energy regulator RAAEY is examining the high daily fluctuations of electricity prices in the wholesale market.
Another day, another murder, and the occasional political assassination attempt. It’s notable that only the young are surprised. After all, this is the “home of the brave” as the American national anthem goes.
Seventy-four people have been arrested, including five minors, following a violent clash outside the Panathinaikos soccer stadium in downtown Athens on Saturday.
Afrikana Jazz & Wine (13 Ierofanton) bids farewell with a four-day Garden Sessions event from July 18 to 21.