Party day for Olympiakos, while its rivals drop points
Olympiakos celebrated on Sunday its centenary with a home win that opened further its gap at the top of the Super League table.
Gold for pole vault champion Karalis at the European Indoors
Emmanouil Karalis became on Sunday the first Greek to win a gold medal in pole vault at the European Indoor Track & Field Championships.
A hero’s journey reimagined at Acrocorinth
In the shadow of the ancient Acrocorinth Castle, a modern epic is unfolding as Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated adaptation of “The Odyssey” has set up camp there, where film crews are working feverishly to transform rugged landscapes into Homeric visions.
Where kids play and parents work: Inside an innovative Athens co-working space
“Mom, I need to tell you something.”
Giving Europe credit where it’s due
The lack of a strong leadership in Europe has been one of Greece’s greatest laments these past few decades. “Where are people like Helmut Kohl, Francois Mitterand and Jacques Delors when you need them?” many ask.
Greek Fried Bread: Tiganopsomo from Evia
Enjoy this simple, savory fried bread for breakfast or with a cold beer. Ready in just over an hour and perfect for any occasion!
From the wiretaps to Tempe
Ultimately, the wiretapping scandal did great damage to the government. The damage was not immediate. It was not visible in the polls or in the 2023 elections.
New police force deploys on Athens’ public transport
A new police unit is being deployed to ensure safety on Athens’ public transit, focusing on buses, the suburban railway, and the metro.
50,000,000 Tons of Landscapes | Athens | March 20 – April 17
The Zoumboulakis Gallery (6 Kriezotou) presents “50,000,000 Tons of Landscapes,” a solo exhibition by Stefanos Rokos.
Crete-Attica power link moves closer to completion
Greece has successfully tested the connection of the Damasta high-voltage substation to Crete’s power grid, marking a key milestone in the Crete-Attica interconnection project.