From 1923 onwards, the arrival of approximately 1.2 million refugees from Anatolia and eastern Thrace to Greece changed and, in
Metallica kicked off this year’s M72 World Tour in Athens on Saturday, setting a new attendance record at the OAKA
It sounds like a Pappas Post April Fools article, but it’s completely true—an illegal rooftop farm was recently uncovered in
The iconic Athenian periptero (kiosk), a staple of Greek street life, takes centre in a new exhibition by visual artist
At least once or twice a week, I get a message or email from a friend asking for my top
The incident is widely remembered by Greeks as the start of “Ta Dekemvriana,” meaning “December events,” and in one day
Traffic congestion in Attica is getting worse, costing the region tens of millions of euros in lost productivity, and significantly
Vintage Athens– the city that is now, only available in memories and images. So much has changed in the Greek
Today, the 12th of October, marks the anniversary of Athens’ liberation from Nazi German occupation during World War II. After
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