Xenokratous Street: Shopping at the farmers’ market and dining at historic eateries
Xenokratous Street in Kolonaki is one of the most charming streets in Athens, home to some of the city’s most beloved restaurants.
B&W Festival | Athens | February 23-24
Blank Wall Gallery presents the 3rd B&W Athens Photography Festival, taking place from February 23-24 at the Serafeio Complex (144 Pireos).
What would you say to Trump, Minister?
Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis is confident that the electrical interconnection project between Greece and Cyprus, known as the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), will carry on.
Turkey is region’s startup leader
Startups originating from countries in Eastern and Southeastern Europe are showing increasing momentum.
Student housing by private companies
Private investors are making the most of the very high demand for student housing in various cities.
J.D. Vance’s call for strength, innovation and sovereignty
During his visit to Europe, US Vice President J.D. Vance delivered a blunt and urgent warning: The West must reclaim its strength, innovation, and national sovereignty or risk its own downfall.
Restraint, not witch hunts
Social media has been inundated by self-proclaimed prosecutors, coroners and even seismologists, just as it was once inundated by people posing as infectious disease experts.
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School pupils’ performance lagging behind
Only 2% of Greek middle school graduates achieve top scores in basic skills assessments, raising concerns about the country’s future workforce, according to the European Commission’s 2024 Education and Training Monitor.
The bare minimum is not enough
A 47-year-old man at the Attica Psychiatric Hospital in Dafni recently killed a 44-year-old female fellow patient. He had committed a similar murder a few years ago.