Romeo Castellucci | Athens | September 28 – October 2
In “Bros,” on stage at the Onassis cultural center (onassis.org) pioneering Italian director Romeo Castellucci explores the mechanisms of power.
ATHEX: Stock index slumps below 800 points
The Greek stock market endured extensive losses on Friday as the end of the week observed a selling spree that dragged the benchmark at Athinon Avenue beneath the 800-point mark.
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Employment balance negative in Aug for first time this year
The employment balance in Greece experienced its first negative showing this year in August, with layoffs outnumbering hirings by around 33,000, figures released on Friday showed.
Archbishop steps in regarding alleged ‘miracles’ at church
The “miracles” that have supposedly taken place in the chapel in recent years and posted on social media have attracted hundreds of worshippers wishing to be “cured” of various diseases.
Anastasiades describes Erdogan’s comments to UN as ‘ironic’
President of Cyprus Nikos Anastasiades said it was “ironic” for Erdogan to call for good neighbourly relations and conformity with international law when he threatens to take over Greek islands and occupies part of Cyprus.
Commission vice-president for values and transparency due in Athens
Vera Jourova, who is due to address the Athens Democracy Forum, will also meet the prime minister, ministers, the main opposition leader and press representatives.
Tsipras criticizes anesthesiologist shortage at children’s hospital
The leader of main opposition SYRIZA has called on the Health Ministry to take immediate action to increase the number of anesthesiologists at an Athens children’s hospital, where shortages have created a backlog of 3,000 surgeries.
Thessaloniki teacher (56) found with 10,000 child sexual abuse images released
A 56-year-old teacher who was arrested for possession of a large number of child sexual abuse images has been released on restrictive conditions after testifying before an investigating magistrate in Thessaloniki.
Anti-LGBTQ display reflects Turkey’s political shift
A recent march in Istanbul was the biggest anti-LGBTQ demonstration of its kind in Turkey, where civil rights for a community more commonly referred to there as LGBTI+ have been under assault in the years since an estimated 100,000 people celebrated Pride in Istanbul in 2014.