A symposium at the Gennadius Library (61 Souidias), co-organized by library director Maria Georgopoulou and Cotsen Fellow Alper Metin, explores artistic and cultural identities in the 18th-century Ottoman Balkans and Aegean
The expansion of the international trade war, with the strong response by China to the tariffs introduced by Donald Trump, wreaked havoc on European bourses on Friday.
Public Power Corporation presented an ambitious investment plan for the transformation of West Macedonia into a technological and green energy hub.
The Hellenic Competition Commission imposed fines on three supplier companies, acting as importers and representatives of well-known infant product brands, after finding them to be involved in price-fixing.
European metropolises are deploying new technologies for fast and green urban transportation, while in Athens we are still struggling with how to use bus lanes correctly.
The first study on TikTok addiction in Greece, conducted by the University of Athens, has revealed that one in five users of the platform are at high risk of addiction.
In Sarachane Square, in front of Istanbul’s metropolitan municipality building, we met people from different social classes, political ideologies and ages.
An Afghan national arrested by Greece’s coast guard as a suspected smuggler in connection with a migrant-carrying rubber dinghy that sunk off the coast of Lesvos on Thursday has been ordered into pre-trial detention following his testimony before an investigating magistrate on Friday.
Greek police arrested a 45-year-old man wanted by Interpol for murder early Friday by Greek police in Athens’ inner district of Exarchia.