Androulakis topping PASOK leadership contest; battle for 2nd place
Turnout in the PASOK leadership contest has exceeded 300,000, higher than in the previous election in 2021.
Turnout in the PASOK leadership contest has exceeded 300,000, higher than in the previous election in 2021.
A year after the slaughter of October 7, a month before the US elections, the world is near the point of no return. Humanity was already having to deal with the economic fallout of the pandemic when Russia invaded Ukraine in early 2022.
Recent highly publicized episodes of violence among schoolchildren have authorities – government officials, teachers, judges, even the Church – scrambling to deal with the problem and keep it from spreading further.
A legal battle looms at the Council of State, Greece’s highest administrative court, in a week’s time over the constitutionality of building bonuses allowed under the New Building Regulation (ΝΟΚ).
Columbia University announced the launch of a Global Center in Athens in November 2022. It was the 11th such center to be created by the world-renowned American institution.
Austrian pianist Elisabeth Leonskaja, renowned for her extraordinary talent and passion, will open the new season at the Athens Concert Hall (Vassilisis Sofias & Kokkali).
The Hellenic Observatory at the London School of Economics (LSE) has been relaunched as the HO Center for Research on Contemporary Greece and Cyprus.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis called for de-escalation in the Middle East as tensions continue to rise. In his weekly government update, he stated that Greece remains “on high alert at all levels.”
Dance events organizer Full Circle Greece presents one of the most anticipated Amsterdam party labels No Art for the very first time in Athens at Varkiza beach.
A man died in Lepeno, Agrinio, in Aetolia-Acarnania, as Storm Cassandra caused extensive damage across Western Greece.