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Greece returned 48 antiquities to Cyprus
In a tangible demonstration of its support for the repatriation of cultural property to their countries of origin, Greece has returned 48 antiquities to Cyprus
Metallica, Iron Maiden or the EuroLeague Final? What shook OAKA the most according to seismographs
The findings highlight the ability of seismology to record not only natural phenomena, but also the impact of human activity on the environment
Legendary Deep Purple return to Athens
Deep Purple will return to Athens for a headline show at OAKA next October (13/10/2026), bringing with them more than five decades of hard rock history. One of the genre’s most influential pioneering bands, Deep Purple remain synonymous with enduring anthems such as «Smoke on the Water» and «Highway Star», while their set is also […]
Traianos Dellas in his eulogy at the final farewell to Gogo Mastrokosta: “Rest well, my love. Be sure that I would fall in love with you all over again”
There was great emotion at the final farewell to Gogo Mastrokosta, with the burial to follow in Messolonghi, her place of origin
Legends and mysteries haunting Greece, from Davelis Cave to the Drosoulites
From Frangokastello in Crete to Mavris Petras Street in Thessaloniki and the “Well of Souls” in Kifissia, Greece is still full of metaphysical narratives and unexplained phenomena — scientists attempt to provide rational explanations, attributing them to atmospheric conditions, autosuggestion, or optical illusions
Yannis Smaragdis against Christopher Nolan over “The Odyssey”: “If he’s doing it for the Oscars, it’s disgraceful”
“The Academy Awards rules require that, in essence, there be two categories included in order for you to submit the film and compete for awards: LGBTQ themes or an element of immigration,” says the director of Kapodistrias. “And Nolan, being...an intelligent man, doesn’t want to be left out of the awards race”
