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John Maus | Athens | November 7-8
John Maus, one of the greatest composers of synth/experimental pop, returns to Greece after 13 years for two shows at Temple Athens (17 Iakchou) on November 7-8. Known for his intense displays of emotion while performing on stage and his deep baritone voice, fans can expect an unforgettable live performance. Ticket start from 22 euros at more.com.
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Man arrested in northern Athens for threatening minors with improvised knife
A 49-year-old man of Chinese origin was arrested on Saturday evening in the Halandri area of northern Athens for violating weapons laws and making threats.
Athens marks 80th anniversary of WWII liberation
Women in traditional dress carry a version of the Greek flag during a ceremony marking the 80th anniversary of Athens' liberation from the Nazi occupation during World War II, at the Acropolis in Athens, on Saturday. The ceremony was attended by political and military officials, as well as members of the public.
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Houses in Thessaloniki pricier than Athens
Some areas of high demand for holiday homes, especially from foreigners, along with some properties in the municipality of Thessaloniki, now appear to be more expensive than central Athens, with sale prices having recorded a significant rally in recent years.
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EY: Greece can evolve into regional AI hub
Greece could emerge as a "point of reference" and a "hub" for artificial intelligence (AI) in Southeast Europe in the coming years, Professor Christos Tarantilis, partner and head of the central government and public sector at EY (Ernst & Young) Greece, said last week.
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New metro access gates
Aiming to improve the overall experience for commuters, new entry and exit gates will be gradually implemented starting Friday at six stations on Line 3 of the Athens metro: Agia Varvara, Korydallos, Nikaia, Maniatika, Piraeus, and Dimotiko Theater.
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Kallimarmaro Panathinaiko Stadium: The secrets of a 2,353 year old route
The Panathenaic Stadium, commonly known as the “Kallimarmaro,” stands proudly in the heart of Athens, near the Zappeion, at the base of Ardittos Hill. It is a unique monument and a living symbol of ancient Greek athletic and cultural heritage. The Kallimarmaro is a true gem of sports and Olympic history, renowned globally for its significance.
Investors eye private school market
Greece is experiencing a boom in private school investments as international funds increasingly target the education sector. The surge comes as demand for private education grows, driven by parental interest and expanding opportunities in Greece's education market.
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Benaki Museum of Islamic Art to close for 10 months for reorganization
The Benaki Museum of Islamic Art will close on Monday, October 14, and stay closed for roughly 10 months, as its collection is reorganized to accommodate a new partnership with the Museum of the City of Athens.
Vanishing facades: Revisiting Tsarouchis’ Athens
Lost neoclassical facades of Athens are immortalized in the works of Yannis Tsarouchis, a prominent 20th-century modernist painter whose vision captures a world all his own.
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