Magazine publisher Antonis Liberis dies
Greek publisher Antonis Liberis, a prominent player in the country’s media in the 1980s and 1990, has died, aged 71, it was announced on Monday.
Supermarket sector shrinks to 40 chains
Back in 1999, there were 100 supermarket chains operating in Greece, but today their number has fallen below 40 in this market of 12 billion euros per annum.
Nicosia keeping its eye on NATO prize
President Nikos Christodoulides of the Republic of Cyprus reportedly presented his strategic vision and the theoretical and practical aspects of the potential future integration of Cyprus into NATO during his recent meeting with US President Joe Biden.
PM congratulates Sokratis Famellos, SYRIZA’s new leader
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis held a phone call on Monday with Sokratis Famellos, who was elected president of SYRIZA on Sunday.
A political storm in the shallows?
Finance Minister and New Democracy Vice President Kostis Hatzidakis recently said that political turbulence just as the economy is making such progress would be like a shipwreck at port.
Romania hard-right candidate, centre-right leader head for presidential run-off vote
A Romanian hard-right NATO critic and centre-right opposition party leader will likely face each other in a Dec. 8 presidential run-off vote, results showed, in an unexpected outcome that threatens Romania’s staunchly pro-Ukraine stance.
Smuggler or passenger? Tara makes her case
On December 17, a Greek court will try Iranian Tara M., 26, accused of aiding a smuggling operation in August involving 77 migrants stranded at sea en route from Turkey to Italy.
Sound of Color | Athens | November 26
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the “Sound of Color” audiovisual series at TV Control Center (91A Kiprou) continues to redefine experimental and improvised music.
The marble muse and the untold lives of Cycladic women
The “Kore of Thera,” a nearly 2-meter-tall statue crafted from Naxian marble, discovered during excavations at the necropolis of ancient Thera, Santorini.
Colin Renfrew, renowned scholar of Cycladic civilisation dies
Professor Lord Colin Renfrew, a pre-eminent British archaeologist of prehistoric civilizations including the Cycladic, had died, aged 87.