The Mediterranean Institute for Nature and Anthropos (MedINA) is celebrating this year’s World Wetlands Day with the premiere of the documentary “DamBusters – the Start of the Riverlution!” at the Greek Film Archive (tainiothiki.gr).
On the night of January 16, 12-year-old Osama from Palestine couldn’t sleep. Early the next day he would travel from Athens to Belgium to meet his big brother.
“I Don’t Know,” an exhibition set to go on show at Gallery 7 (gallery7.gr) in downtown Athens, is the second solo show by Greek artist George Chountas in which he explores form and style evolution using minimal materials like paper, ink and wire.
The National Economy and Finance Ministry intends to extend the deadline for the mandatory installation of POS terminals by one month, the Athens Chamber of Tradesmen stated on Friday.
“Rudolf: Leap into Freedom” brings the extraordinary life of Soviet-born Rudolf Nureyev, the 20th century’s greatest male ballet dancer, to the Greek stage at the Hellenic Cosmos Cultural Center (hellenic-cosmos.gr).
The Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) announced on Friday that this Wednesday it will auction 13-week treasury bills in book entry form to the amount of 625 million euros.
Air Arabia, the first and largest low-cost airline in the Middle East and North Africa, will expand its European network by adding direct flights to Greece this summer.
During periods of significant tension like the present, the presence of a campus police force at the country’s universities would indeed fuel the fire. This, however, does not mean that the plan to introduce security to these institutions should be abandoned.
A new bill to be voted on in the year’s first half, about the Growth Fund – The National Fund of Greece and its subsidiaries, will turn the subsidiaries into businesses like Public Power Corporation (PPC), National Economy and Finance Minister Kostis Hatzidakis said on Friday.
It doesn’t matter how hard we crashed into the wall of reality 14 years ago. Financial ruin did not dull the heady fantasy of prosperity, which remains vibrant as always – and ill-fated.