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No, Jazz Saturdays | Athens | November 9 – 30
The Theater of the No (3 Konstantinou Paleologou) presents "No, Jazz Saturdays," a series of jazz concerts taking place every Saturday in November. The series gets under way with the Jim Kassavetis Quartet, featuring the internationally acclaimed saxophonist Gilad Atzmon. Tickets cost 10 euros at more.com.
Suspected arson sparks fire at Athens university administration building
A fire broke out Friday at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), prompting a swift response from emergency services.
The blaze erupted in the administration building located on the Zografou campus. Fifteen firefighters with five fire engines, along with volunteers, were dispatched to control the fire.
Services of 14 hospitals impacted by online glitch
Technical issues affecting the national health system's IDIKA online platform early Friday have impacted services at fourteen hospitals, most of these in Athens.
The IDIKA platform facilitates various medical services, such as booking hospital appointments and issuing online prescriptions.
Investment growth in private Greek schools
Multinational companies active in the educational sector are being drawn to invest in the Greek market, driven by strong demand for quality education as well as legislative revisions fostering cooperation between private universities in Greece and renowned universities abroad.
Authorities name suspects linked to Athens explosion
Authorities released the identities and photos of three people arrested following a suspected terror-related explosion in an Athens apartment last week.
Mitsotakis from Budapest: There is a “good climate” with Turkey, but not a common framework for continental shelf and EEZ
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis spoke about the issues discussed during the Informal Summit in Budapest.
The Prime Minister focused on the issues of competitiveness and energy, which are of concern to the European Union, and he paid particular attention to electricity prices, while he also spoke about Europe’s need for strategic autonomy.
PM: Normality in Greek-Turkish ties the goal
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis declared that "normality must be the goal in relations between neighbors" when asked by reporters on Friday about Greek-Turkish relations and his meeting with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan in Budapest a day earlier.
Petkovic:80 years ago today, Serbs from north Kosovo-Metohija freed US airmen captured by Germans
BELGRADE - The head of the Serbian government Office for Kosovo-Metohija Petar Petkovic noted that, 80 years ago today, Serbs from the north of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo-Metohija freed 11 US airmen, three British officers and other soldiers from German captivity in the vicinity of the Banjska village.
Melissourgi: Greece’s untouched treasure in Tzoumerka
Nestled in the shadow of the towering Tzoumerka peaks, the village of Melissourgi is right at the end of the road. Beyond it lie steep slopes, dramatic ravines, and rugged mountaintops, with only the distant villages of Syrrako and Kalarrytes, perched like eagles' nests on the hillsides, hinting at human presence. Here, where the road ends, tranquility begins.
Kasselakis: I have not received accreditation – You gave an American mobile phone, look at your mail
The mood remains tense in the ranks of SYRIZA, with Kasselistas flocking outside Gazi Live, where the extraordinary congress begins today.
How to make tiganites: The Greek-style pancakes
Simple in conception and preparation, tiganites, as well as similar creations such as loukoumades and crepes, are nothing more than neutral-tasting doughs made with flour and water. On this base we can make countless creations, adding just a few more ingredients sometimes for volume and other times for aroma, flavor or sweetness.
USA: What is “Project 2025”, Donald Trump’s new governance program
Republican billionaire, and now President-elect Donald Trump, allegedly already has a 900-page government plan in his quiver. This is Project 2025, a plan that is the work of the entire US conservative movement.
Djuric meets with Egypt's Abdel-Razeq
BELGRADE - Political dialogue between Serbia and Egypt needs to be maintained at the highest level and the exceptional personal relationship between Presidents Aleksandar Vucic and Abdel Fattah al-Sisi provides a framework for excellent economic, political and any other cooperation between the two countries, Serbian FM Marko Djuric said at a meeting with Egyptian Senate President Abdel-Wahab Ab