In a decision aiming to undermine the candidacy with New Democracy in the European elections of the jailed ethnic Greek mayor of Himare, the Albanian judiciary has transferred the first hearing of Fredi Beleri’s appeal to the Court of Appeal to June 7.
The redevelopment contract for the port and marina of Larnaca in Cyprus has been officially terminated.
Come June, a crack team of wildlife experts plans to swarm the volcanic cliffs and natural caves of a small island in the Mediterranean to ensnare what has become an out-of-control species: goats gone wild.
In the film “Eteros Ego” (The Other Me) by Sotiris Tsafoulias, Dimitris Katalifos plays the rector of a university. In a dialogue with Pygmalion Dadakaridis, who plays a professor of criminology, Katalifos points out: “Dimitris, I don’t have children, you know that.
The Greek stock market opened the new week with a moderate advance for its main index that was mostly to be attributed to the growth of bank stock prices.
Visitors to Delphi will be barred from entering the archaeological site after 5 p.m. on Wednesday, as announced by the Ministry of Culture on Monday.
The National Museum of Contemporary Art (Kallirrois & Frantzi, emst.gr) presents Penny Siopis’ “For Dear Life. A Retrospective,” marking the first major museum retrospective in Europe of the influential artist’s work.
Raising salaries is said to be the best medicine for rising prices; it is easy, it is clear – and it is wrong. Runaway prices can only be reined back in by liberating competition from the constraints of the cartels.
Twelve original hand-crafted costumes designed by Holly Waddington will be on display at Benaki Museum (1 Koumpari) from June 12 to September 29.
The Israeli ambassador to Greece, Noam Katz, on Monday criticized the main opposition SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis’ visit to the West Bank.