Johann Strauss’ “Die Fledermaus” (The Bat) is more than a 19th-century classic about masked characters caught in a farce; the operetta is a mirror to our modern world, where people hide behind extravagant personas instead of digital screens, director Yannis Skourletis told Kathimerini.
A daring burglary resulting in the theft of €270,000 took place early Tuesday morning in Gerakas, east of Athens, according to reports on Friday.
A sailing ban was enforced at several Greek ports on Friday morning due to intense gale-force winds.
Precious jewelry and cash were stolen during a heist on Christmas night at a maisonette in Nea Makri, a coastal town east of Athens.
Details of a deadly December 20 pursuit of a migrant smuggling boat by a Hellenic Coast Guard patrol off the island of Rhodes have emerged, with two suspects now retracting their earlier confessions.
On Christmas night, a section of Poseidonos Avenue near Alimos in southern Athens flooded with rainwater and sewage, forcing traffic to a standstill.
A significant weather front, dubbed Elena, has hit Greece in recent days, bringing intense cold, heavy rainfall, and snow to mountain regions.
The Greek stock market is reopening for trading after Christmas on Friday morning, with the general index starting from 1,448.86 points.
The number of unlicensed gambling providers that have been deactivated by the EEEP may be constantly increasing, but illegal gambling lives on.
Aegean Airlines is giving 40 young men and women the opportunity to pursue a career as professional pilots for another year, through the new round of the Pilot Scholarship Program, with the submission of applications ending on Tuesday, December 31.