Time for decisions
The Greek public spoke loud and clear at the mass protests over the Tempe train crash on Friday. It spoke maturely and dynamically, without partisan blinders and fanaticism.
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Tourists ‘don’t want museums anymore, just fun, fun, fun’
Konstantinos Sfikas found himself in the limelight recently as the guide who took movie stars Juliette Binoche and Ralph Fiennes on a tour of Thessaloniki during their appearance at the northern port city’s annual film festival last November. He took them to the historic quarter of Ano Poli and the Rotonda, as well as to…
Minister of culture visits Israel and Palestine for Byzantine monument preservation
Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni is visiting Israel and Palestine to conduct a series of inspections on Byzantine monuments in Jerusalem and Ramallah that require urgent protection and restoration.
Laibach | Athens | March 5
Slovenian avant-garde band Laibach returns to Athens on March 5 for a concert at Gazarte (34 Voutadon)
Kites and fish roe: What actually is ‘Clean Monday’?
Everything you need to know about the first day of Lent in the runup to Greek Orthodox Easter.
Trump fever and vulnerable Europe
A brief paragraph in a New York Times investigation into “How Elon Musk Executed His Takeover of the Federal Bureaucracy” held a message for Europe.
Lenten food prices stable or lower compared to last year, says Ministry of Development
This year the prices of Lenten (Sarakosti) food are stable or lower compared to last year, according to sources from the Ministry of Development.
Drilling decision by August
Helleniq Energy CEO says his company and ExxonMobil will decide in the next 3 to 6 months.
Satellite data reveals a coastal cement crisis
A recent analysis of satellite images reveals the extent of concrete expansion along Greece’s coastlines, posing a mounting threat to the environment and infrastructure.