Wait … Is this Times Square?
Adam Alkindi was behind a deli counter near the intersection of 48th Street and Ninth Avenue on Tuesday when he confronted an unexpected question: Did he consider his workplace a part of Times Square?
Insiders reveal how Erdogan tamed Turkey’s newsrooms
From an office tower in Ankara, Turkish officials shape the nation’s news, media insiders say – always to President Tayyip Erdogan’s advantage.
Beacon of renewal
The old Gavrio lighthouse on Kastri hill on the island of Andros. Manufactured in 1874 by the French Lighthouse Company, it has been out of service since 1953 when it was replaced by an automated light.
Everything blue
To avoid any misunderstandings and to not give off the wrong impression to anyone, particularly our country’s rivals, we Greeks quarrel, curse each other, and occasionally tear each other apart.
NATO deletes Turkish Victory Day tweet following Greek demarche
NATO’s Allied Land Command (LANDCOM) has deleted a tweet congratulating Turkey on its Victory Day, following a Greek demarche describing the post as “tasteless” and “unacceptable.”
Greece without a summer?
A visit to the Cycladic islands provides ample evidence of the incredible increase in tourism. Athens is also feeling the change, with more than 16,000 visitors heading up to the Acropolis alone every day.
Stocks end nearly flat on high turnover
Greek stocks were nearly unchanged Wednesday, moving within a narrow band throughout the session.
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The vivid and elemental driving force of color
For painter and sculptor Kostis Georgiou, color is a “blessing.” “It pervades my entire existence. It runs in my blood in every hue, even the slightest,” he tells Kathimerini ahead of Thursday’s opening of his solo show, “Enigma 2.”
Monophonics | Tour | September 1-6
Hot after the release of its new album “Sage Motel,” San Francisco-based psychedelic soul and neo-funk band Monophonics is playing to fans in several parts of Greece.