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”.
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 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.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis praised the men and women serving in the armed forces with a statement released on social media to commemorate Armed Forces Day.
The absence of binding targets for phasing out gas was cited in a joint statement by nine nongovernmental organizations as the most negative element of the draft of Greece’s new climate bill.
Seeking to upgrade the country’s system of higher education, widen its scope, entrench hitherto elusive meritocracy and to activate a brain grain, the Education Ministry is on course to introduce legislation with radical changes affecting the curriculum, selection of academics and administration.
Zante Metropolitan Dionysios has suspended 14 priests who refused to be vaccinated on Saturday.
The American School of Classical Studies at Athens presents a lecture on the post-war Greek adoption movement, which saw some 4,000 children sent overseas.
The Cañón de Alacrán (Scorpion’s Canyon) is a craggy valley that abuts the U.S. border wall, just west of Tijuana, Mexico.
Αn article published in British newspaper The Daily Telegraph supports arguments for the return of the Parthenon Marbles from the British Museum to Greece, penned only a few days after Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ London visit, who raised the issue in his meeting with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.