Michael Tsamaz, the steady hand who steered the Hellenic Telecommunications Organization (OTE) through its transformation into a healthy, successful company, is behind the launch two years ago of Cosmote History.
Widely regarded as one of the world’s foremost events in the photography calendar, The Photography Show 2018, organized by the Association of International Photography Art Dealers in New York in early April, featured a section on Robert McCabe, renowned for his photographs of Greece, at the pavilion of Paris gallery Sit Down.
A BBC film crew got to work at the Temple of Poseidon at Sounio on Thursday after securing the approval of Greece’s Central Archaeological Council (KAS) for shooting some scenes for a new adaptation of John Le Carre’s spy thriller “The Little Drummer Girl."
Michael Tsamaz, the steady hand who steered the Hellenic Telecommunications Organization (OTE) through its transformation into a healthy, successful company, is behind the launch two years ago of Cosmote History.
Greece’s Central Archaeological Council (KAS) has given its approval for a scene from a new adaptation of John Le Carre’s spy thriller “The Little Drummer Girl” to be shot at the iconic Temple of Poseidon at Sounio.
The planetarium-like Tholos Theater at Hellenic Cosmos – the Foundation of the Hellenic World’s cultural center in the Greek capital – now offers the chance to enjoy a virtual tour of the Acropolis as it was in the Golden Age of Athens.
In a photograph from 1985, Maria Arabatzoglou poses along with her fellow students from the tour guide school at the Temple of Apollo Epicurius at Bassae, in the Peloponnese.
Greece’s first mission to an international dance competition saw the country walk away with two gold medals, two silvers and a best choreographer award.
Three-and-a-half years after archaeologists brought to light a tomb dating to the era of Alexander the Great near Amphipolis in Macedonia, northern Greece, work related to the mysterious burial site appears to have come to a standstill.
Back in 1483, the postcard-pretty town of Iraklio had enchanted a German nobleman called Bernhard von Breydenbach.
As she waits for her son, a Golden Dawn party MP, to come out of jail, Dafni wipes a collection of rifles sitting on a weapons rack in their family home.
Migrants who had been camping out in Thessaloniki’s central Aristotelous Square since Thursday were transferred to a state-run reception facility in nearby Diavata by bus on Friday. The sight of migrants at squares in the northern city has become increasingly common amid a spike in arrivals from the Greek-Turkish land border. Meanwhile, migrants continued to camp in the main square of Lesvos’s port city of Mytilene on Friday, protesting conditions at reception centers and demanding their transfer to the mainland. More than 3,500 migrants have entered Greece by land and sea this month. [ANA-MPA]