A 25-year-old delivery driver was taken into pretrial custody on Tuesday for stabbing a car driver in the face with a screwdriver during what started as a verbal altercation last week.
The Council of State and the Institute of Educational Policy have launched a joint initiative aimed at familiarizing students and their families with the concepts of justice and the rule of law, and introducing them to the country’s judicial system.
Panos Ruci ended his 23-day hunger strike on Tuesday afternoon, thanking those who had supported him throughout his protest.
Discover how Christos, Athens’ master souvlaki wrapper, keeps tradition alive at Lefteris o Politis with speed, skill, and heart.
In regions like the Middle East, where national and religious conflicts reign, each group has its own calendar of triumphs and traumas.
Traders at Athinon Avenue on Tuesday placed their bets on the Greek stock market getting upgraded by FTSE Russell.
A former president of disgraced farm subsidies agency OPEKEPE has blamed the agency’s decline on a private company that enjoyed the backing of former agricultural minister Makis Voridis.
In theatres across Canada, from Toronto to Vancouver, the Greek International Film Festival Tour of Canada, October 19-24, unfolded once again, carrying with it a rare synthesis of art and identity: a celebration not only of cinema but of belonging.
“Lamassu of Nineveh” a 2018 work by Iraqi-American sculptor Michael Rakowitz, is the most prominent piece in the exhibition “Allspice – Michael Rakowitz & Ancient Cultures” at the Acropolis Museum that opened Monday and will run until October 31.