They say that something as small as fluttering like the wings of a butterfly in Japan can cause a typhoon in the other half of the world. Said otherwise, there are events that occur far away from us, without us even suspecting them and without even being able to prevent them. And they are just as important as what we ourselves do.

Windows of bookstores filled up with books about the crisis and the economy. This is the new big trend in the preferences of readers, which makes economy a popular book choice.

20 percent of the expected state revenue will be returned to the region in order to carry out activities and programmes for environmental protection through the Green Fund.

Prime Minister Lucas Papademos threatens to resign if the political leaders of various parliamentary groups fail to find a common platform for the future of the country. Social partners refuse to accept a reduction in wages in the private sector and the bailout to Greece is still under question.

According to publications, a beautiful and ambitious deputy from New Democracy is pregnant by a minister from PASOK. Their names have not yet been mentioned, but their description leaves no doubt about their identity.

Almost a year after the accident at the nuclear power plant in Fukushima, the discussion about the dangers of nuclear technology continues.

Anyone who has visited Athens once associates it with the Acropolis, the taverns in Plaka or with the Parliament building on Syntagma Square. In his exhibition "Coastline, Athens", the young photographer Matteo David Johnson presents pictures of Athens, which we do not know very much.