In a remarkable collaboration marking the 70th anniversary of the Athens Epidaurus Festival, the festival has partnered with the Hellenic Film Academy to produce a film inspired by Sophocles’ ‘Electra.’
Greece’s four systemic banks will distribute dividends of over 1.7 billion euros for the previous financial year.
Violence erupted in Syntagma Square on Wednesday evening after another large rally demanding justice for the victims of the Tempe train disaster.
A group of about 20 unidentified individuals threw rocks at the OSE train station in Larissa, Thessaly, on Wednesday evening, shattering the glass entrance doors, according to local sources.
Queen of the Blues Kaz Hawkins and her band will perform at the Half Note Jazz Club (17 Trivorianou) from March 7 to 10.
Wages in Greece’s National Health System (ESY) have improved and an effort has been made to fill the gaps left by those who retire, but public hospitals still do not seem to be attractive places to work.
Princeton University’s Paul Sarbanes ’54 Fund for Hellenism and Public Service is celebrating a decade of promoting education, research and public service in Hellenic studies.
The artificial intelligence revolution is “unstoppable” and it is rapidly transforming services, production and societies, with new opportunities and new challenges, experts at EmTech Europe, the two-day conference of MIT Technology Review, organized in cooperation with Kathimerini in Athens, agreed on opening day on Wednesday.
“Thank you, Donald.” All of us Europeans should say this out loud. What is the American president essentially telling us, in his own barbaric, rude and incoherent way?
The European Commission has, for a second time, delayed an announcement of its plan to phase out the region’s reliance on Russian energy imports from March 26 to an unspecified date, a schedule showed on Wednesday.