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Life at Ritsona refugee camp
A Syrian woman stands inside her new kitchen in a container at the refugee camp of Ritsona, north of Athens, Tuesday. New container houses arrived for 160 refugee families with children in Ritsona camp while over than 60.000 refugees and migrants are stuck in Greece. [EPA]
Penny Baltatzi | Athens | November 25
Singer and former Penny and the Swingin' Cats frontwoman Penny Baltatzi performs old and new jazz and swing tracks at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center's Park on Friday, November 25. The gig is set to start at 8.30 p.m. and admission is free of charge.
Stavros Niarchos Park, Evripidou & Dimosthenous, Kallithea
Turkish president insists Lausanne Treaty up for debate
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has revisited the Lausanne Treaty of 1923, which set the modern borders between Greece and Turkey, saying that it is not something that can't be discussed.
"In no way is it a sacred text, and of course we will discuss it," he said, according to Turkish news site A Haber.
OTE turns heads in Barcelona
Leading investment firms from around the world, including Fidelity, Capital World Investors, Franklin Templeton, Schroders, Wellington and Lazard, showed an interest in the economic and technological course of the OTE Group, the competitive and regulatory environment in Greek telecommunications, as well as the outlook for the Greek economy in general, during meetings held by the OTE Group manag
Egnatia Road: Work stoppage in protest of 10 new toll booths
Employees of Egnatia Odos today expressed their opposition to the construction of 10 new toll booths on the motorway of the same name, as well as its planned concession.
The work stoppage took place during the scheduled construction tender of four new toll booths in the areas of Pamvotida, Mesti, Ieropigy and Evzonoi as well as their vertical axes.