Academy of Athens to Screen Birth of Democracy Doco

Academy of Athens to Screen Birth of Democracy Doco

The Academy of Athens will host a screening of the international documentary “Athens: Birth of Democracy / Το Λίκνο της Δημοκρατίας” on Wednesday, September 30, exploring the political system introduced by Cleisthenes in ancient Athens. The event forms part of the Academy of Athens’ celebrations marking 100 years of operation and is co-organised with the …

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Reversing the trend in Cyprus

Lebanese-born businesswoman Farah Shammas envisages a multi-faceted destination hosting various events. Source link

Piraeus Port Authority Offers €30,000 Scholarships to Students

Piraeus Port Authority Offers €30,000 Scholarships to Students

The Piraeus Port Authority (OLP) will award 10 scholarships worth a total of €30,000 to first-year university students for the 2026-27 academic year, continuing its Kunpeng Scholarship programme for a second year. Each scholarship will provide €3,000 to students from the municipalities of Piraeus, Perama, Keratsini-Drapetsona and Salamina. This year, OLP has also expanded the …

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Embassy of China in Athens celebrates founding day

On the occasion of the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China and the 20th anniversary of the China-Greece Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, the Chinese Ambassador in Athens hosted a reception on Friday. Source link

NATO Video Sparks Backlash Over Diversity and Combat Imagery – Greek City Times

NATO Video Sparks Backlash Over Diversity and Combat Imagery – Greek City Times

A NATO promotional video celebrating the alliance’s 75th anniversary has resurfaced on social media, triggering criticism over the way diversity is portrayed in scenes depicting military training and combat. The film, originally released in July 2024, features soldiers, pilots and civilians delivering messages including “NATO means our future”, references to supporting Ukraine and statements about …

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A different playbook

The dominant agenda in elections across Europe and the United States bears striking similarities to Greece: the cost of living, particularly housing in major cities; the fallout from the demographic crisis; and a pervasive sense of abandonment in rural regions. Source link