The Council of State, Greece’s highest administrative court, has been called upon to rule on the legality of short-term rentals in Plaka, the historic Athens neighborhood located beneath the Acropolis.
I fail to see why Greece needs a public relations firm in the US. Instead, it could simply let Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan do the work – launching weekly verbal attacks on Israel, meeting with senior Hamas officials, and posing for photos with them.
The Astor Cinema (26 Stadiou), one of Athens’ most historic venues, hosts the 6th Positively Different Short Film Festival.
The producers of Yorgos Lanthimos’ film “Bugonia” have said they “remain optimistic” that their application to film at the Acropolis will have a “positive outcome,” a day after the body responsible for overseeing the site rejected their request.
The sudden collapse of tobacco threw this western town into a tailspin of economic despondency; now some residents are fighting back
While the AI craze with Studio Ghibli content is sweeping social media, Cinobo Patission (79 28is Oktovriou) is offering a chance to experience three of Hayao Miyazaki’s most iconic films on the big screen.
The Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate have announced that the 2025 Athenagoras Human Rights Award will be presented to former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
A court in Volos has sentenced a 60-year-old man to eight months’ imprisonment for sexually harassing two female volleyball players, aged 16 and 17.
The European Commission has announced that “following recent worrying developments” in Turkey, its enlargement commissioner, Marta Kos, had canceled her planned visit to the country and her meeting with its foreign minister, Hakan Fidan.
The criminal complaint filed by Maria Karystianou and four other relatives of victims of the Tempe railway disaster against appellate judge of Larissa Sotiris Bakaimis and his clerk was dismissed by the deputy prosecutor of first instance of Larissa, who reviewed the case.