Category Archives: Latest Greek news

Monsieur Minimal | Athens | March 29 

Greek composer Monsieur Minimal will take the stage at Gazarte (32-34 Voutadon) on March 29.

From the bistro to the saloon

Sudden and violent divorces are always shocking. Washington’s split from Europe should not have been unexpected, but it is unfolding at a startling pace – perhaps even violently.

Chevron confirms interest in Greek offshore hydrocarbon exploration blocks

US energy giant Chevron has confirmed its interest in three Greek offshore hydrocarbon exploration blocks, responding to media inquiries following recent announcements by the Ministry of Energy.

Why the Turkish protests this time are different

At a moment when Turkey’s geopolitical environment seemed unusually permissive, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan made a bold political calculation to move against his chief political opponent, Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu.

Lucia di Lammermoor | Athens | April 6 – May 11

The Greek National Opera (364 Syngrou) and the Royal Opera House, London, present “Lucia di Lammermoor” this Easter season in Athens.

The Greek who went into North Korea to break a world record

Greek-American film director Michael Angelo Zervos, 36, was among the first group of international tourists to enter North Korea in late February after a five-year hiatus.

Like Ghosts We Remain | Athens | To April 6 

Paris-based visual artist Zoe Metra presents her first solo show, “Like Ghosts We Remain,” at Okay Space (7 Kefallinias).

Woman arrested for vandalizing Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Athens

Authorities arrested a woman on Tuesday for attempting to write slogans on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Athens.

Ontario celebrates Greek Independence Day

Under an overcast March sky and in brisk, biting cold, Queen’s Park was warmed by the spirit of history, culture and community as the Greek flag was proudly raised at the Ontario Legislature on the occasion of Greek Independence Day.

Push for energy cable intensifies

Greece is ramping up diplomatic efforts to restart work on an undersea energy cable linking Greece, Cyprus and Israel, aiming to secure official support from Washington in a move seen as a strong signal to Turkey.