Greece’s first three-dimensional animation film starring Karagiozis, the village simpleton whose adventures in traditional shadow puppet theater have entertained generations of Greeks, will hit movie theaters on Thursday.
Coming off three sessions of losses, bank stocks at the Greek bourse reacted with a rebound on Wednesday, as the local market shook off the unexpectedly mediocre gross domestic product figures for the third quarter of the year in Greece.
Renowned for the “shattering visceral power” of his work, as per the Guardian, avant-garde Greek-French composer (and architect) Iannis Xenakis (1922-2001) is the subject of a tribute at the Athens Concert Hall.
A second bullet from the shooting of a 16-year-old teenage driver in Thessaloniki by a police officer during a chase over an unpaid gas station bill was found lodged in a nearby hotel door on Wednesday.
Greece’s Railroad Regulatory Authority (RAS) urged Hellenic Train SA on Wednesday to improve the way it notifies when trains are delayed or cancelled and requested it adopt a related five-point EU directive.
A spokesperson for the Foreign Ministry responded on Wednesday to the statements by Libyan FM Najla Mangoush, stating that Greece exerts its sovereign rights based on the principles of International Law and the International Law of the Sea.
Energy-intensive industries in Greece pay more than other European countries for gas and electricity and are nervous, especially after Energy Minister Kostas Skrekas made it clear last week that “there is no money.”
A fire that broke out in Aspropyrgos on Wednesday evening has caused delays in the Athens suburban railway.
Democratic Senator and Chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Robert Menendez clarified that he will not approve the sale of F-16 fighter jets to Turkey and that the final text of the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) was not a victory for Turkey.