Reds down Bayern, Greens crumble at Milano
Olympiakos had a comfortable evening against Bayern Munich on Wednesday and stayed joined third in the Euroleague, while Panathinaikos slumped to another bad defat, at Armani Milano on Tuesday.
Greece hails US Senate passage of Partnership Act
Greece’s Foreign Affairs ministry has welcomed the passage, by the US Senate, of the US-Greece Defense & Inter-Parliamentary Partnership Act of 2021.
OTE to invest over 3 bln euros
Deutsche Telekom-owned OTE telecom will invest more than 3 billion euros in Greece from 2022 to 2027, DT and OTE executives said on Wednesday after meeting Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at his office.
‘Sea and sun’ is not enough
The most popular tourism product by far in the world is “sea and sun,” one that Greece particularly specializes in and is the third most popular country for, according to a study commissioned by the Institute of the Greek Tourism Confederation (INSETE).
ATHEX: Stocks slip on another quiet day
As traders waited to see the views of central bankers the world over, the Greek stock market had a predictably quiet session on Wednesday, with losses for the majority of stocks two weeks before the year ends, almost like a runner summoning all his strength ahead of the final stretch.
Stickers and superheroes: Greece and EU starts vaccinating kids 5-11
Greece, Italy and a handful of other European Union nations began vaccinating children ages 5-11 against Covid-19 on Wednesday as EU governments braced for the omicron variant to spread quickly during the travel and large gatherings of the holiday season.
Tsiodras-Lytras study finds regional disparity in quality of Covid-19 care
A study has found the mortality of severely ill Covid-19 patients in Greek hospitals is negatively affected by the high numbers of patients in hospital, as well as by regional differences in the quality of care.
Cartoon by Ilias Makris (15/12/2021)
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A modern caryatid pleads for her sister’s return
Walking down Euston Road on my way to the Tube, I see the familiar sight of the St Pancras Church caryatids looking down on me.
The Nutcracker | Athens | December & January
Pioneering Greek choreographer and Greek National Opera Ballet director Konstantinos Rigos presents his take on the all-time Christmas favorite “The Nutcracker,” in seven festive performances.