Exarcheia is widely considered as the Greek capital’s anarchy-base, and this is not down to urban legend, greekcitytimes.com reports. Indeed, when things get politically or [...]

Nine in 10 Greeks consider environmental degradation a real threat and want stricter laws to protect the natural environment in Greece, according to a [...]

Lloyd’s List held its annual "Greek Shipping Awards" last Friday in downtown Athens, with outgoing Intercargo association chairman and Angelicoussis group executive John Platsidakis [...]

The Geminids, one of the most spectacular and mysterious meteor showers in terms of their origin, will reach their peak on Friday dawn and [...]

The Greek film Archive presents a comprehensive tribute to the Greek queer cinema, with a selection of 38 short and feature films dating from [...]

Australian Minister for Multiculturalism Ray Williams and Mark Coure, M.P. representing Oatley, announced that a grant of $75,000 will be awarded for the 2019 [...]

The festive season of Christmas has arrived in Athens, as the city’s Mayor George Kaminis illuminated the Christmas tree at Syntagma Square, greekcitytimes.com reports. The [...]

Fifty-two years after its first production of one of the most popular operas in the French repertory, the Greek National Opera returns to Jules [...]

According to a survey from Wyndham Destinations, almost a third (32 percent) of Americans say that a lack of privacy for ‘sexy time’ makes [...]

There is no question of the benefits of having women in high places and in 2000 the United National Security Council adopted a resolution [...]