What is culture? My first answer would be “respect.” Its absence in many parts of the city is strikingly offensive, and that was precisely the feeling I experienced once again around the National Archaeological Museum on Patission Street.
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias announced the launch of a competition to promote the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during the unveiling ceremony of the ministry’s newly renovated, energy-efficient exterior.
Bourse indexes in New York, London, Tokyo and Seoul have recorded historic highs this week, and the Greek stock market aligned itself with the global trend on Wednesday and rebounded.
In just 100 days, the eyes of the world will turn to Italy as the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 begin.
The Turkish Cypriots sent a loud and clear message to two recipients with Tufan Erhurman’s resounding victory: to the supporters of the status quo and to Turkey’s deeply conservative circles.
How times change! Some 10 or so years ago, former prime minister Antonis Samaras was trying to convince his counterparts in Washington and Europe’s major capitals to show an interest in significant Greek infrastructural facilities that were being put up for sale.
The Environmental and Cultural Heritage Society (ELLET) warns unchecked hotel construction is causing “a new, irreversible alteration” to the island of Milos, accusing the Environment Ministry of leaving it “defenseless.”
The Ekfrasi – Yianna Grammatopoulou Art Gallery (9A Valaoritou) presents Athens-born artist Marigo Kassi’s solo exhibition “Armoire au Féminin.”
A 49-year-old man was arrested at the Apostolos Nikolaidis Stadium in Athens, following the Panathinaikos–Asteras Tripolis soccer match on Sunday, after he allegedly handed his underage son two flares during the game.