… mosaic floor representing the ancient Greek god of the underworld, … standing a few miles away. Greece's Culture Ministry, Oct … under excavation at Amphipolis Photo: Greek Ministry of Culture Peristeri has … Alexander led an army of Greeks to conquer a vast …
Welcome, 77 artists, 40 different points of Attica welcomes you by singing Erotokritos an epic romance written at 1713 by Vitsentzos Kornaros
Friday, October 2, 2015
Ancient grave in Greece was 'for Alexander the Great's friend Hephaestion'
… mosaic floor representing the ancient Greek god of the underworld, … standing a few miles away. Greece's Culture Ministry, Oct … under excavation at Amphipolis Photo: Greek Ministry of Culture Peristeri has … Alexander led an army of Greeks to conquer a vast …
Brexit or not, China doesn't care either way
The perceived brutality of the European Union's handling of the Greek crisis, and now the apparent lack of a coordinated EU response to the streams of migrants heading into Eastern Europe from Iraq, Syria and all points east - all this is beginning to weigh heavily on British voters' minds ahead of the promised referendum on EU membership.
Greece reopens Olympic venue to cope with refugees ...
Authorities in Greece have reopened a disused Olympic venue to house migrants and refugees camped out in central Athens.
Alexis Tsipras Surprise Speaker at THI Gala
NEW YORK – Prime Minister of Greece Alexis Tsipras was the surprise speaker at the third charitable fundraising gala of the Hellenic Initiative (THI), founded by diaspora Greeks with the triple mission of responding to the economic crisis by providing humanitarian aid, supporting entrepreneurs, and generating investment. Tsipras’ speech outlining reforms and inviting those present to […] The post Alexis Tsipras Surprise Speaker at THI Gala appeared first on The National Herald.
Plenary session
Parliament votes on Tuesday on a set of specific, one-off measures aimed at boosting the effective use of €35 billion earmarked for Greece for the EU 2014-2020 budget.
World Press View: It’s All About the Money for Greece
Politics may be the dominant force in Greece's ongoing drama with creditors but in the end it's still math and money that really counts. The post World Press View: It’s All About the Money for Greece appeared first on The National Herald.