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As the US midterms threaten Republican control of Capitol Hill, legal disputes and concerns over the seating of elected lawmakers raise questions about the limits of presidential power and the safeguards protecting congressional elections

Cheryl Novak

In the To Vima edition, Katerina Nikolaou, professor of Byzantine history at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, discusses the second volume of a three-volume history of Athens

The party’s moderate and far-left factions are already finger-pointing over who has hurt Democrats more in the midterms

By Eliza Collins and Sabrina Rodriguez, The Wall Street Journal

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By Georgi Kantchev, The Wall Street Journal

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By Yaroslav Trofimov, Drew Hinshawand Joe Parkinson, The Wall Street Journal

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Is the US Senate now in play for the Democrats?

By Lauren Fedor, James Politi and Ian Hodgson in Washington, Martin Stabe and Chesca Taylor in London and Eva Xiao in New York

US and Israeli options to escalate range from maritime campaigns to attempting regime change but risk provoking retaliation.

By Abigail Hauslohner, Financial Times

Greece has spent years offering incentives to wealthy foreigners. Now its ambition is for them to put down roots by bringing their families and businesses and forming new communities

By Eleni Varvitsioti, Financial Times

More than 15,000 people gathered at Athens’ Olympic Stadium for the Italian-American DJ’s first performance in Greece, where ancient Greek mythology met cutting-edge digital art in an immersive audiovisual spectacle

By Panos Kaissaratos

Seven days, seven movies that you can watch on the big screens around the city

Nansy Samaka

The noted South African artist’s exhibition at the National Archaeological Museum brings contemporary art into dialogue with ancient Greek antiquities, exploring the enduring power of myth

Led by comic artist Dimitra Adamopoulou, the four-session programme will introduce adults to drawing techniques and storytelling inspired by works featured in the Foundation’s new temporary exhibition

The art collector speaks of the works that only disclose their meaning years down the line, and of the art that finds its place beyond established exhibition spaces

Panos Kougias

From ancient ghosts to a duchess in white, tales of restless spirits have haunted Athens for nearly two millennia.

Cheryl Novak

Gadi Ezra, former Director of Israel’s National Public Diplomacy Unit and veteran of an elite IDF paratrooper unit, explains why the election may produce no clear governing majority, what is dividing Israeli society and how October 7 could shape the country’s political future.

Kristina Tremonti

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