Wayang | Athens | June 6-12
Photographer Constantine Korsovitis presents “Wayang: Shadow and Spirit,” a photographic exhibition exploring Indonesia’s traditional shadow theater at Blank Wall Gallery (55 Fokionos Negri) in Kypseli.
Tsipras criticizes government over economic decline
Former prime minister Alexis Tsipras, speaking at the inForum “Brain Retain & Regain,” criticized the government for allowing Greece to fall behind Europe in key areas of the economy over the past six years.
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ATHEX: Non-bank stocks assist recovery
The decline of bank socks due to the dividend distributed by National and Piraeus did not stop the main index at Athinon Avenue from staging a small rebound on Tuesday.
Hooliganism in plain sight
No public manifestation of hooliganism can be allowed to go unanswered. No one, no matter how powerful they are, no matter which club’s shirt they wear, has permission to behave badly.
Greece on the regional energy map
Greece’s efforts on the energy front are expanding and intensifying. Lately, the emphasis has been on exploring the prospects of the area around the island of Crete, especially after the recent visit to the US of Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou.
Paradiso | Aegina | June 7-8
The Paradiso Festival debuts on the island of Aegina over the Holy Spirit weekend, June 7-8, with three free-entry events celebrating music and community.
Man arrested for torturing and killing kitten
Police in Thessaloniki have arrested a 34-year-old man on suspicion of torturing and killing a kitten. The incident came to light after a video surfaced online showing the man kicking a kitten onto the road before deliberately running it over with his car.
An Israeli tragedy
A few weeks ago, an Israeli friend who lives in Greece was at an Athens taverna with some friends from Tel Aviv. A group of tourists, also from Israel, were sat at a neighboring table and when they recognized one of my friend’s guests as a media personality associated with the left, they went on…
The post-junta ‘Metapolitefsi’ is over at universities
The education minister recently claimed that university students involved in “incidents” – meaning reactionary, anti-establishment activities – on campus will face expulsion.