More traffic grief is expected in central Athens on Friday as roads will gradually become impassable from 11a.m. until the afternoon-evening hours, with parallel gatherings being planned, on the occasion of the passing of the law on non-state universities and International Women’s Day.
About 600,000 Greeks left the country in the period 2010-2021, with 350,000 having returned, Minister of National Economy and Finance Kostis Hatzidakis said on Wednesday.
Greek diplomacy clearly did not handle the Fredi Beleri case well. Its contradictory messages and moves didn’t help. With such matters, it is important to decide on the approach from the onset.
More than 150 Greek composers, lyricists, singers and musicians signed an open letter on Wednesday expressing support for a Culture Ministry bill for the protection and promotion of Greek-language songs and music.
A preliminary agreement for the acquisition of a package of shares in Aegean Baltic Bank (ABBank) has been signed.
Political parties have been given an extension to submit their findings to the House investigative committee for “the investigation of the crime of Tempe” until midday on Sunday. The original deadline was set for Friday, March 8.
In honor of International Women’s Day, the City of Athens presents a three-day program titled “By the Fearsome Sharpness of Your Sword,” which seeks to tackle gender equality issues and confront gender-based violence.
Α calendar reminder shone up on Danai Deligeorges’ phone on Thursday evening: “Wedding,” the message said. She turned, smiling, to her partner Alexia Beziki. “Are you ready?” Beziki asked, before the couple kissed and started to prepare.
The National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens (EMST) presents a series of exhibitions dedicated exclusively to the work of women or artists identifying as feminine.