A chief prosecutor in Thessaloniki has ordered a preliminary investigation into press reports that two school girls were threatened by fellow students when they presented LGBTQI flags during an exchange of Christmas gifts at school.
The Finance Ministry is counting the cost of rate hikes in energy and other commodities on state finances, currently projecting losses of 400-500 million euros per month on the trade balance – a sum that has a negative effect on growth.
The Greek National Opera’s tribute to the bicentennial of the Greek War of Independence will be completed with a special concert presenting the American Revolution through film music, accompanied by screenings of excerpts from films.
The government is implementing a series of reforms to upgrade Greece’s inefficient judicial system and one of its priorities is to make sure big investments do not become tangled up in lengthy litigation that ultimately threatens their implementation, Justice Minister Kostas Tsiaras has told Kathimerini in an interview.
The rise and fall of civilizations are events that are spread out over a long period of time. In the short lives of important figures, however, they are events that can happen fast.
The MOYSA youth symphony choir and Thessaloniki Mixed Choir pay tribute to the great and ever-popular Italian film composer Ennio Morricone (1928-2020).
Panathinaikos showed its teeth at high-flying Promitheas on Sunday, but Lavrio’s Tyson Carter produced the performance of the weekend at the Basket League, helping his team defeat Iraklis.
Leaders of Bulgaria and Greece on Monday discussed bilateral cooperation in the energy sector, with an emphasis on reducing their reliance on Russian gas through the speedy completion of a key gas interconnector linking the neighboring countries.
The number of confirmed Omicron cases in Greece has risen to 26, authorities said Monday.
The City of Athens is marking the winter solstice and bringing some cheer to the year’s longest night on Tuesday with a cultural bonanza.