The exhibition “The Secret Breeze of Hydra” by Katerina Serafetinidou was inaugurated on June 28, 2024, at the Historical Archive-Museum of Hydra. This thematic exhibition features over fifteen mixed media paintings inspired by Serafetinidou’s explorations of Hydra during winter and summer.
Accompanied by her band and a large classical choir, renowned French soprano Emma Shapplin will take to the stage at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus (Dionysiou Areopagitou). Known for her unique performance style that embodies the essence of musical liberty, the pop opera diva will perform her greatest hits like “Spente le stelle” from her…
The European Commission released its annual report on the rule of law in EU countries on Wednesday, stressing that Greece has made progress but calling on it to implement further reforms to improve the situation.
A 17-year-old was arrested on Tuesday night in Kavala, northern Greece, after allegedly verbally attacking a 21-year-old with homophobic slurs, the coast guard said on Wednesday.
The first fatal case of West Nile virus in Greece this year was recorded in Serres, northern Greece, public broadcaster ERT reported on Wednesday.
Sweeping shake-ups are taking place at the Attica Regional Authority Department of Sanitation and Health and at the Athens Municipal Police following the recent revelations of a major corruption scandal involving local officials.
Several villages in the regional unit of Corinth are facing severe water shortages, and the quality of the water when it is available is abysmal, residents say.
The Energy Ministry is facilitating the switching of electricity and natural gas providers.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reiterated on Wednesday that the only solution to the decades-long dispute over Cyprus is to establish two separate states on the island.
Although it has less than half of the 230 employees it is supposed to have on paper, the Competition Commission, which is called upon to fight the battle against high prices, is accused by institutions, consumers, businesses, parliamentarians and even by its own political superiors of inefficiency.