120 Instalments for Tax and EFKA Debts: Who Qualifies

120 Instalments for Tax and EFKA Debts: Who Qualifies

Greeks who owe money to the tax office or to social security funds could soon get up to 10 years to pay it back, under provisions tabled in Parliament by the Ministry of National Economy and Finance. The bill raises the number of monthly instalments in the special debt-settlement scheme for the Independent Authority for …

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ÆDEN Turns OAKA Into a Futuristic Spectacle

ÆDEN Turns OAKA Into a Futuristic Spectacle

Athens’ Olympic Athletic Centre became a giant digital canvas on Saturday 31 October, when Anyma brought his audiovisual show ÆDEN to Greece for the first time – and gave it a distinctly ancient Greek flavour. Anyma, the stage name of Italian-American DJ and producer Matteo Milleri, performed at OAKA’s Wall of Nations in Marousi before …

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Greek Peas With Tomato and Dill

Greek Peas With Tomato and Dill

Arakas latheros turns a bag of frozen peas into a hearty Greek dinner, simmered with tomato, potato, dill and olive oil. Photo: Allrecipes What is arakas latheros? In Greek, arakas means peas, and latheros comes from ladi, the word for oil. So arakas latheros simply translates as “oiled peas”, a plain name for a plain, …

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Israeli elections and Greece

If there is one distinctive feature that characterizes the general elections in Israel, it is certainly not the failure to secure a majority. Rather, it is the fact that, for the first time since the state’s founding in 1948, a Mizrahi Jew was a contender for power. Source link

Hosios Loukas, Thebes and Saint Luke

Hosios Loukas, Thebes and Saint Luke

A Boeotia pilgrimage leads travellers beyond Arachova to Byzantine gold, a monastery that sheltered the fighters of 1821 and a Roman tomb linked to Saint Luke. Arachova and the slopes of Parnassus have long defined this region for travellers. But behind them lies an inland of castle towns, archaeological treasures, mountains and a dense web …

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William Kentridge Orpheus Show Draws Queues in Athens

William Kentridge Orpheus Show Draws Queues in Athens

Long queues formed outside the National Archaeological Museum in Athens on Sunday, as crowds came to see the new William Kentridge exhibition on the myth of Orpheus. The Hellenic Ministry of Culture shared a photo of the line on the museum steps in a Facebook post. It pointed to “two reasons” for the crowds, starting …

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