As part of the exhibition “Chaeronea, 2 August, 338 BC: A Day that Changed the World,” the Cycladic Art Museum hosted a speech Friday titled “The Great Question: King Philip or Demosthenes?” by Oxford University professor Robin Lane Fox, scientific adviser for Oliver Stone’s “Alexander.”
Piraeus Port Authority (OLP) and Guangzhou port in China, signed on Saturday morning in Piraeus a memorandum meant to enhance their cooperation.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is in Doha on Saturday where he is meeting with the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani, to discuss the situation in the Gaza Strip and the problems caused by the disruption of safe navigation in the Red Sea.
The game will take place at the Peace and Friendship Stadium in Piraeus on September 6.
This past week protests and politics took center stage in Greece, as farmers – like many of their European counterparts – descended on Athens with their tractors to demand that the government do more to improve their working and living conditions.
Greece’s Foreign Ministry said the country remains “determined to continue to support Ukraine” in its just fight for its independence, two years after Russia’s invasion. “Greece stands firmly by the side of the brave Ukrainian people who are fighting for the independence and sovereignty of their country. Our support to the government and people of…
Sitting in a small motorboat, farmer Babis Evangelinos glides over land he once cultivated on the Thessaly plain in central Greece, the nearby trunks of his fruitless almond trees submerged by floodwater.
The Environment Ministry is standing firm behind its decision to encourage construction outside zoning areas as the final draft of the new regulations will be put out for public consultation in the next few days, with minor variations, despite the outcry from the scientific community.
Stefanos Kasselakis has said that he will lead SYRIZA in the national elections and that he will become prime minister. “I will also lead the party in the national elections; I was not only elected for the European elections,” Kasselakis said, in an interview with the daily Ta Nea newspaper.
From an Aleppo operating theatre under bombardment to the sea off Greece, Brandt Andersen’s refugee drama “The Strangers’ Case” unfolds with the pulse and urgency of a Hollywood thriller.