Healing the Grid | Athens | September 11 – October 4
Zoumboulakis Gallery (6 Kriezotou) presents “Healing the Grid,” a solo exhibition by contemporary artist Peggy Kliafa.
Turnover in Greece is soaring for Temu, Shein
The annual turnover in Greece of Chinese online retail platforms Temu and Shein ranged between 529 and 627 million euros last year in total.
Consumption rate hurts GDP
Second-quarter growth was limited to just 1.7% year-on-year, lagging the government target.
Two arrested in car chase injuring policeman
Two people were arrested Sunday morning by the police after a car chase, during which a police officer was injured.
EFKA info at your fingertips
A new digital tool of the Single Social Security Entity (EFKA), the “Citizen’s Dashboard,” brings the fund to computer screens, tablets and cellphones.
Undercover officer key in exposing Byzantine icons smuggling ring
An undercover police operation has uncovered an antiquities smuggling ring attempting to sell a trove of Byzantine icons and two 18th-century Gospels for €200,000 ($215,000).
Yuuf | Athens | September 19
British indie rock band Yuuf will perform at Gazarte Roof Stage (34 Voutadon) on September 19.
Elderly man found dead after house fire in northern Greece
The body of a 73-year-old man was discovered inside his burned home in the village of Emmanouil Pappas, east of Serres in northern Greece, after a fire broke out on Monday.
New pay scale for Armed Forces to start in October, minister says
Climate Cisis and Civil Protection Minister Giannis Kefalogiannis stated on Monday that the new pay scale for the Armed Forces, including Fire Department personnel, will come into effect in October.
The new cold war
China has, without doubt, become the world’s second top superpower and the main rival of the United States. The need to confront the Chinese threat is, in fact, the only issue on which everyone in Washington agrees.