A prominent Greek gallerist was released Tuesday on €50,000 bail and strict conditions after appearing before an investigating magistrate in a high-profile art fraud probe involving his galleries and storage facilities in Elliniko, Kolonaki and Glyfada.
Monday’s stock price recovery was predictably short-lived, as the Greek bourse returned to its downward move on Tuesday.
Curators and event organizers Plissken present Laura Jane Grace & Band, joined by special guests Bandage, at Ilion Plus (17 Kodrigktonos), delivering a highly anticipated night of punk rock in Athens. Grace, founder of ’90s band Against Me!, remains a defining voice in the genre, known for candid lyrics, trans visibility and fierce independence.
Thessaloniki’s port will get a sixth dock, modernizing its facilities and turning it into a major regional transit hub, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Tuesday. Road and rail access to the port and city will also be upgraded.
Lambros Papanikolaou on double bass and Panos Giotis Svobotnik on electric guitar return to Alogokrito (7 Ekalis) for an evening of original compositions, select covers and jazz standards.
Rustic and nutritious, discover how Greece’s wild greens – “horta” – come into season in spring and why this humble superfood lies at the heart of fasting and the Mediterranean diet.
Mark Casper, the chairman and CEO of US medical equipment maker Thermo Fisher Scientific, leads a company at the crossroads of science, technology and healthcare.
National Defense Minister Nikos Dendias met Tuesday with his Cypriot counterpart, Vasilis Palmas, at the Armed Forces Officers’ Mess in Athens. The meeting coincided with Palmas’ visit to Greece for the March 25 national holiday celebrations.
Search efforts continued Tuesday for a 34-year-old diver who went missing at Limanakia in the southern Athens suburb of Vouliagmeni after diving Sunday in a hazardous area known as the “Devil’s Well.”
A student parade is taking place in central Athens Tuesday, as crowds gather to mark the anniversary of Independence Day on March 25 1821.