Two brothers reportedly wounded in Crete stabbing
Two brothers were seriously injured in a knife attack Thursday afternoon in the Mesara region of southern Crete.
Dionysis Atzarakis on creating ‘Bad Ideas’: Greek comedy with a bold twist
For several years, Dionysis Atzarakis had been fixated on a very “bad” idea. “I had in mind that at some point I would want to make a comedy the way I would want to watch it – a comedy with real jokes and the expectation that the audience would actually laugh, not just enjoy it…
OPEKEPE official pushes back against former chief’s claims
A senior Greek farm payments official accused of mishandling appeals has pushed back, with her lawyers saying the former OPEKEPE president who testified against her had himself signed one of the contested cases.
Independent research or wishful thinking?
Let’s say the government decides to buy new buses for public transport and hires drivers. However, it postpones the purchase of fuel.
From fabric to future: A knitwear workshop’s cultural afterlife
In the heart of the Kerameikos district in downtown Athens, a former knitwear workshop is being remade into one of the city’s most ambitious cultural spaces.
ATHEX: Significant decline on high turnover
The main index of the Greek stock market came off Wednesday’s month-highs on Thursday.
Canadian travelers give Santorini a vote of confidence
The Aegean island is descried as “a postcard-perfect vision.”
Greek ships join Global Sumud Flotilla sailing to Gaza with humanitarian supplies
Six Greek ships have joined the Global Sumud Flotilla, an international fleet of 50 vessels sailing to Gaza to deliver humanitarian aid.
Tactical or strategic… the limits of rapprochement between Egypt and Turkey
In politics, each event is just an event in and of itself. However, when several events are combined with their background, the picture becomes clearer, which can best describe the recent development of relations between Egypt and Turkey.
Three dead whales on Crete prompt concern
The discovery of three dead whales along the southern coast of the island of Crete within 24 hours has raised concerns among scientists and local authorities.