The Mount Athos Center (agioritikiestia.gr) is hosting an exhibition of photographs from an expedition to the monastic communities of Mount Athos and Meteora in 1929 and discovered in a barrel in a library at Princeton University in 2017.
The Culture Ministry’s recent decision to evict the Association of Greek Archaeologists (SEA) from the building on 134-136 Ermou Street which has been its home since 1982, is the latest episode in a long dispute between the union and the ministry.
The Overall Turnover Index in Industry declined 17.2% year-on-year in June 2023, Greece’s independent statistics authority, ELSTAT, announced on Friday.
Jay Alan Zimmerman, a deaf composer and musician, was used to positioning himself near the speakers at clubs, straining to feel the vibrations of songs he could not hear.
Cyprus’ Finance Ministry fended off accusations fired by the opposition that government policy has taken its toll on the economy.
AEK eliminated Dinamo Zagreb Saturday, 4-3 on aggregate, snatching a 2-2 home draw with two added time goals to advance to the Champions League playoff round.
The Samaria Gorge in Crete, which was closed on August 14 following rockslides caused by an earthquake, will remain closed to visitors until Monday, inclusive, authorities said Saturday.
In its latest report on Greece, UK bank HSBC notes the change that has taken place in the country’s economic model, with heavier emphasis placed on exports and investments, calling it a major reform story.
The combination of hospitality and personal relationships has always been a powerful weapon in the arsenal of Greek diplomacy.
An event celebrating a great musical instrument, the Church Organ Festival of Syros returns to the capital of the Cyclades.