• GREECE
    Borderline Festival | Athens | April 26-28

    For more than a decade now, the Borderline Festival has been defying dystopian narratives, urging audiences to explore new realities through music. This year’s theme of “magical realism” invites collective participation, blending sounds from diverse genres at venues including the Kypseli Municipal Market (42 Fokionos Negri) from 5.30 to 8.30 p.m. on April 26 and […]

  • GREECE
    President marks anniversary of Armenian Genocide

    Acknowledgement and vigilance is required for the victims of the Armenian Genocide, Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou said in a statement on Wednesday, marking the 109th anniversary since the start of a systematic extermination of one and a half million Armenians during the last period of the Ottoman Empire.

  • GREECE
    Greek govt condemns Iran’s attacks on Israel

    The Greek government issued a stern condemnation of Iran’s recent attacks on Israel, labeling them as a significant escalation in an already precarious regional situation, according to a statement released by the Foreign Affairs Ministry.

  • GREECE
    Restoration of the Ancient Theater of Delphi on track

    Restoration work at the 4th century BC Theater of Delphi in central Greece, a UNESCO World Heritage monument, is being intensified, after the unanimous approval by the Central Archaeological Council of the geotechnical study and the implementation study for the restoration of its eastern part. The studies were drafted as a follow-up to the final […]

  • CULTURE
    Sophia Tzirarka’s Quest For Truth Through Photography

      Article by Vassilios Nicolaos Vitsilogiannis (IG: @vassiliosvitsilogiannis) Sophia Tzirarka, a visionary photographer driven by the pursuit of truth, finds her ultimate expression in the art of photography. Her work serves as a narrative of honesty, capturing moments that transcend the superficial layers of existence to reveal profound truths. Through her lens, Tzirarka explores the […]

  • GREECE
    Tripoli is evolving into a pharma hub

    The industrial area of Tripoli, in central Peloponnese, is developing into a center for research and production of medicines, as investments amounting to 180 million euros are planned in the next period, creating more than 1,000 new direct jobs.

  • GREECE
    Migrant arrivals on Gavdos, Crete continue unabated

    Shortly before Monday’s visit by Migration and Asylum Minister Dimitris Kairidis to Gavdos, south of Crete, 74 people were found on a boat that was at risk 10 nautical miles southeast of the island and rescued by the coast guard. They were transferred to the port town of Palaiochora, Hania on Crete (photo).

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