ATHEX: Traders share optimism at Athinon Avenue
Traders at Athinon Avenue on Tuesday placed their bets on the Greek stock market getting upgraded by FTSE Russell.
PASOK and former OPEKEPE president say technical advisor caused agency decline
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.
Greek International Film Festival tour of Canada: A cinema of memory and light
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.
Sculpture of Assyrian deity is exhibited at Acropolis Museum
“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.
Inconsistencies and vacillations
There have been some inexplicable inconsistencies in the government’s handling of the 2023 Tempe rail disaster.
Pope to visit Ecumenical Patriarchate as part of Turkey visit
Pope Leo XIV will visit the seat of the Ecumenical Patriarchate at the Phanar in Istanbul as part of his trip to Turkey in November, the Ecumenical Patriarchate has announced.
Ruci to continue hunger strike, demands transparency in exhumation process
Panos Ruci will continue his hunger strike, demanding absolute transparency throughout the exhumation process and toxicology tests, according to statements he made Tuesday afternoon.
‘I don’t get tired, I don’t have private interests’
“I would like to request an interview with the artificial intelligence system that has taken over the position of minister.” With this request, I addressed the Albanian government’s communications officers, who were not only not surprised by my request, but also politely tried to align me with their communications policy.
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki to launch 10 foreign-language undergraduate programs
The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki is establishing ten foreign-language undergraduate degree programs as part of its internationalization strategy, with plans for an additional six.
Panos Ruci continues hunger strike awaiting official exhumation permit
Panos Ruci continues his hunger strike for a 23rd day at Syntagma Square, awaiting the official issuance of the permit to exhume the body of his son, Dennis, who was killed in the Tempe accident.