Greek institute pioneers cutting-edge EU chip technology
‘Hello World!’ With this message, the first test chip of the European processor, known as EPAC 1.0, came alive.
Migrant dies at sea off Crete; 70 rescued
A migrant died and 70 more were rescued when their boat started taking in water southwest of the island of Crete, Greece’s Coast Guard says.
Coronavirus deaths and intubations decline slightly
New cases of coronavirus dipped, as usual, Sunday, but deaths and intubations declined, as well.
Margin for ENFIA cuts, salary hikes
The 2022 budget has no new taxes and will offer additional tax breaks, as well as including a small fiscal margin for a further reduction of the Single Property Tax (ENFIA) alongside the existing cut, Finance Minister Christos Staikouras told Skai TV on Saturday.
North Macedonia: 4 charged for torturing fellow migrants
Two Pakistanis and two Afghan minors have been arrested and charged for detaining fellow migrants in a makeshift camp at North Macedonia’s border with Serbia and torturing them, authorities said Sunday.
Choice of the majority
A beheading definitely stops a headache. But it is probably not the right treatment for it.
‘Why is Greece not Israel?’
‘A question emerged in a recent conversation, asking, “Why do Greeks not operate like Jewish people? Why is Greece not Israel?” The answer is not simple.
PM reiterates calls for return of Parthenon marbles in letter to the Mail on Sunday
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Sunday again appealed to his UK counterpart Boris Johnson to return the Parthenon Sculptures, urging him to “seize the moment”.
Students in Larissa in danger of being kept back a school year due to denier parents
There are 35 students in the central Greek city of Larissa in danger of being kept back a year of school due to their parents who refuse to let them attend classes
New restrictions go into effect to save Christmas
New measures aimed at stemming the tide of rising infections, hospitalizations and fatalities from Covid-19 before the Christmas holidays go into effect Μonday across Greece.