Full of pain are the eighty graphics by the famous Norwegian painter Edvard Munch, which are arranged in the private museum Iraklidon within the Beyond the Cry exhibition until February 27.

Hundreds of members of the "I do not pay" movement gathered around the toll cash-boxes along Greek roads and intend to continue their protests despite the Minister of Transport's remark that they were "scroungers".

Without any specific variations in the salaries of striking employees of the public transport took place in their protest. This explains to a large extent the fact that strikes continued for a third month now. At the same time, however, the financial damages to the public transport companies are enormous.

The Roma live in Europe since the 14th century, but still most Europeans do not consider them as their equal fellow citizens. Many Roma now live in extremely difficult conditions, and their participation in public life is very limited.

More and more common citizens and businessmen dare to enter in an attempt to get some cash to pay expired bills, outstanding checks, insurance payments and monthly installments on their loans.

The most important events in our lives are "written' and are often out of our control

The authoritarian regime of Hosni Mubarak fights tooth and nail for its survival. After the killings and beatings in the ranks of the demonstrators who do not leave the "battlefield" started attacks against foreign journalists who cover the events.