Cartoon (07/05/2025)
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A theater of life and the immortal pulse of ‘Athanasia’
On a spring night in Toronto, beneath the halogen hush of stage lights, a chorus of forty voices converged, not merely to perform but to conduct a liturgical act of remembrance in front of 850 people.
President: Greece’s support for Cyprus unwavering
Greece’s President Konstantinos Tassoulas reaffirmed on Wednesday Greece’s unwavering support for Cyprus’ efforts to end the Turkish occupation and reunify the island.
Diaspora eyes Elliniko homes
Someof those expressing an interest 15-20% are foreigners, from a total of 110 countries.
ATHEX: Rebound on bourse led by banks
Despite the dividend OPAP distributed on Wednesday (dropping 4%), the benchmark of the Greek stock market recovered.
Media coverage of soccer player’s death under scrutiny
Greece’s National Council for Radio and Television postponed a hearing for TV channels ANT1, Star and Open over their controversial coverage of soccer player George Baldock’s death to June 17.
Unpicked fruit
“[Greece] has been picking the low-hanging fruit,” said Christopher Pissarides, the 2010 Nobel Prize-winning economist, in a recent interview with Kathimerini, in response to a question about the reforms the country still needs to implement.
Bargain hunters at auctions
Candidate property buyers are increasingly turning to houses put under the hammer.
Turkey slams European Parliament for blocking accession talks
The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded strongly to the European Parliament’s decision not to restart EU accession talks with Turkey.
Serres street cleaners reject electric vacuums over GPS fears
Street cleaners in the northern Greek city of Serres are refusing to operate electric street vacuum cleaners recently introduced by the municipality, citing fears that the machines may be equipped with GPS systems capable of tracking their movements, according to the city’s deputy mayor.