Three injured in car pileup in southern Athens
Three individuals sustained minor injuries after a nine-vehicle pileup on Alimou Avenue in southern Athens at its junction with Vouliagmenis Avenue.
Jazz Celebration | Athens | May 27 – June 2
Athens Jazz, the city’s longest-running musical institution, returns for its 23rd year courtesy of the Municipality of Athens at Technopolis (100 Pireos) on May 27.
Greece will set up a national shelter network in response to woman’s slaying outside police station
Greece’s minister in charge of police announced plans Monday to set up a nationwide network of domestic violence shelters, days after the fatal stabbing of a woman outside a police station.
City of Mahagonny | Athens | April 12-25
The Greek National Opera (264 Syngrou) revitalizes Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht’s iconic masterpiece, “Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny.”
Rules of engagement
Far-right pundits persistently raise the question: What would have ensued if the police officer stationed at the Agioi Anargyroi police station had intervened with his firearm to halt the man who murdered his ex-partner?
ND MEP and Euro 2004 hero Zagorakis included in socialists’ candidate lineup for European elections
Socialist PASOK on Sunday unveiled its roster of candidates for the upcoming European Parliament elections in June.
Public hospital accounts lack sufficient transparency
Accountability and transparency are severely lacking in the National Health System. A study of 90 hospitals and their accounting statements from 2012-20 by the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE) found rudimentary reporting focused on what state subsidies are spent on and makes no mention of how supplies are used and the state and…
What doctors want you to know about beta blockers for anxiety
Anxious ahead of a big job interview? Worried about giving a speech? First date nerves?
Kasselakis slams gov’t over lack of online education for Gavdos pupils
The leader of leftist SYRIZA opposition has criticized the conservative government for failing to provide online education for two pupils residing on the remote islet of Gavdos, south of Crete.
Exploring women’s roles in their microcosms
Pepi Loulakaki met Bahar years ago, when she was just 12 years old and selling flowers in downtown Athens’ Plaka district.