“Light Negative Positive – The Greekness of Chryssa” explores the dialectical relationships in the work of influential avant-garde artist between the past, her cultural roots and the culture of mass consumption.
More than 17,800 businesses and professionals are being asked to return the state loans – known as the “Deposit To Be Returned” – they received from the seven cycles issued by the Finance Ministry during the pandemic.
Authorities across the country are on high alert ahead of the impending arrival of the Eva bad weather front on Saturday, which is expected to last for at least 48 hours.
The first payments will be made to the beneficiaries of the heating allowance by December 21, according to a joint ministerial decision published late on Thursday.
The year 2022 is proving an excellent one for Greek tourism, as the country upgraded its product, Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias said at Zappeion Hall in Athens on Thursday.
Shoppers in Cyprus have recently noted a relative shortage of eggs in the market. They are not completely missing from supermarkets and food retail outlets, but there are certainly fewer available.
The sound of drilling echoes among skyscrapers downtown.
The evolving relationship between Greece and Egypt is strategic and supported by the leaderships in both Cairo and Athens, said Ambassador of Egypt to Greece Omar Youssef at a briefing on Thursday.
Greece avoided disastrous wildfires this spring and summer, on the scale of those that devastated several locations in central and southern Greece in 2021, but still had to battle thousands of fires, data from the Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Ministry show.
Greece’s representatives in the Euroleague suffered narrow home losses that set them back in quite different ways.