Monthly Archives: January, 2012
New Exhibition of Vangelis Tzermias At Hellenic Cultural Foundation in Berlin
The Hellenic Cultural Foundation branch in Berlin will be formally inaugurating a new exhibition entitled “No return” by Vangelis Tzermias on February 2, at...
Prisons Won’t Take Any More Inmates
The governors of three Greek prisons, among them the high-security Korydallos jail in southwest Athens, are refusing to take more inmates as overcrowding is...
Greek-Jewish Community's Letter to UN Recalls Bulgaria's Part in Greek Jews' Holocaust
On the International Holocaust Remembrance Day on January 27, and the UN Department of Public Information briefing on Bulgaria’s unknown part in saving its...
Papademos Expects Agreement on Debt Deal by End of Week
Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos said negotiators had made "significant progress" in talks to strike a restructuring deal for Greek government debt, with the...
40 Old Epigraphs Shown in Delphi Exhibit
An exhibition entitled ''Delphic Letters: Journey through the old epigraphs of the pan-Hellenic sanctuary'' has been organised by Greece's 14th Classical and Prehistorical antiques...
German Professor To Spiegel: "If Greek Mood Turns, Issue of Old WWII Reparations Could be Raised"
German Professor of Economic History at the London School of Economics Albrecht Ritschl gave an interview to German Spiegel explaining why the Greek debt...
Turkish Corvette Bandirma Sails in Greek Territorial Waters
According to an announcement by the Greek Defence General Staff, the Turkish Corvette 'Bandirma' entered Greek territorial waters at 20:15 on Sunday night.
The Turkish...
Acropolis Museum Will Show 3D Film Regarding History of Monument
A Virtual Theatre in the new Acropolis Museum has been created in order to present films and documentaries with 3D animation regarding the history...
Thessaloniki Honors Jewish Victims of Holocaust
A memorial in honor of Greek Jews killed during World War II was held in Eleftherias Square in Thessaloniki, at the same spot where...
Deposits Rose in December After Three-Month Decline
Greek bank deposits by businesses and households rose in December for the first time since August as the country’s political outlook stabilized with the...