‘Smart’ states and the challenges of the Mideast crisis
Israel is one of the few states in the international system that can be labeled as “smart.”
Israel is one of the few states in the international system that can be labeled as “smart.”
Ministers are not commentators. When they appear on television, they must have something to say and, above all, they must think about how they say it, because they represent the government.
As people are assessing the recent local elections, here are a few observations.
Gallery 7 (gallery7.gr) presents a solo show by Matina Stavropoulou titled Anasynthesis 1994-2023, commissioned by Nikos Kanoglou.
Jazz pianist Dimitris Kalantzis explores Greek music through original big band arrangements and transcriptions, at the Olympia Music Theater (oly.gr) on November 14.
An incident of school violence occurred in a primary school in Agrinio, Aetolia-Acarnania region on Wednesday, as a result of which a student was taken to the hospital.
What would happen if Athens were to be hit by a big storm like Daniel that killed 16 people and flooded central Greece last month? Or even a smaller one like Elias that hit three weeks later?
Seventy works belonging to the Greek art collection of the Bank of Greece – one of the finest of its kind in the world – will be hosted by the B&M Theocharakis Foundation (thf.gr) in the exhibition “Parallel Viewing,” opening on November 2.
Hospitalizations, intubations and deaths due to SARS-CoV-2 over the week of October 9-15 were up compared to the previous week, according to the weekly report by the National Public Health Organisation (EODY), published on Thursday.
Professor Ryan Gingeras from the Department of National Security Affairs at the Naval Postgraduate School of California is concerned about the possibility of the Israel-Hamas war developing into a more generalized regional conflict.