The Piano Project | Athens & Corfu | September-December
The fall edition of The Piano Project pays tribute to the renowned late pianist Fou Ts’ong, honoring his unique artistic voice as an essential element of life and creative expression.
PM voices support for Qatar’s sovereignty in call with Emir
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis spoke by phone on Thursday with the Emir of Qatar, Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, stressing what he called the unacceptable violation of Qatar’s territorial sovereignty.
Top court ruling puts bird safety above turbines
Greece’s top administrative court has moved to curb wind farm development, ruling that a European directive on bird protection was inadequately transposed into national law, while affirming that renewable energy projects can still be built within Special Protection Areas (SPAs) under strict conditions.
Albania appoints AI bot as minister to tackle corruption
A new minister in Albania charged to handle public procurement will be impervious to bribes, threats, or attempts to curry favour. That is because Diella, as she is called, is an AI-generated bot.
Greek conservative politicians react to Charlie Kirk shooting
Greek conservative politicians, including from the far right, have reacted on social media following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a conservative advocate and ally of US President Donald Trump, who was shot Wednesday at Utah Valley University.
Most passengers injured in the tram and bus crash discharged from hospital
Some 22 passengers injured in Wednesday’s collision between the Piraeus tram and bus have been discharged from hospital, according to the transport companies.
Books, poetry and environmental conservation take center stage on Corfu
The Corfu Literary Festival 2025 is in full swing, celebrating literature, conservation and Greek culture amid the island’s iconic Mediterranean scenery.
European Commission confirms Turkey’s intent to participate in SAFE
The European Commission confirmed on Thursday that Turkey has submitted an expression of interest for the SAFE program, the EU’s new financing tool aimed at strengthening defense spending across member states.
Greek professor P. Klentrou awarded lifetime distinction by Brock University in Canada
Dr. Panagiota (Nota) Klentrou has been awarded the lifetime distinction of “Distinguished Professor” of Brock University, one of the institution’s highest academic honours, reserved for scholars whose contributions have reshaped their fields.