Russia has moved nearly 100,000 soldiers into position near its border with Ukraine over the past several weeks. If that weren’t ominous enough, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has said his security services have uncovered evidence of a Russia-backed coup plot against his government.
Labor unions led by the Communist Party staged a protest during a parliamentary budget debate Thursday to demand a return of wage and pension levels that were axed during three successive international bailouts.
No system can cure chronic problems when it is under the pressure of a crisis. The National Health System (ESY) was not easy to change in the midst of a pandemic.
Greek health authorities have confirmed 17 cases of the Omicron Covid variant in the country, the National Organization for Public Health (EODY) said Thursday.
A video has emerged on social media showing young people in the western Attican suburb of Zefyri participating in an apparent armed “show of force.”
A first group of migrants left Cyprus on Thursday as part of an initiative by Pope Francis to assist in their relocation, the government said.
A minor Greek television presenter was arrested in Athens on Thursday afternoon after a former associate filed a lawsuit against him for revealing his identity as a key witness in a case involving the former host.
The National Organization for Public Health (EODY) reported 4,696 new infections by Covid-19 in the country Thursday, down from 4,801 the day before, as well as 96 deaths.
Professor Sotiris Tsiodras, epidemiologist and scientific advisor to the government, released a statement on Thursday decrying what he called out as science being exploited as a vehicle for political confrontation. The statement comes after a study co-authored with Theodoros Lytras on how the high numbers of patients in hospitals has negatively affected the mortality rate…
Flights departing Greek airports have resumed normal operations following a technical issue on Thursday afternoon. According to information, there was a partial crash of the Athens and Macedonia Area Control Center’s systems that lasted for approximately 40 minutes.