The Head of the Athens Prosecutor’s Office Sotiria Papageorgakopoulou has ordered an investigation on Monday into the failures of the Attiki Odos ring road to maintain normal traffic conditions to establish whether any charges of hindering traffic can be levelled at the managing company.
Greek health authorities announced 19,075 new coronavirus cases and 111 deaths during their daily briefing on Monday. The report by the National Organization for Public Health (EODY) also stated that 655 people are currently intubated in Greece’s Intensive Care Units.
In 1992, the Clinton campaign adopted the tagline “It’s the economy, stupid” to identify the candidate’s signature issue.
The Stavros Niarchos Foundation is launching a five-year program aimed at bolstering mental health services for children in different parts of the country.
The fifth session of the Greek-Turkish Joint Economic Committee concluded in Athens on Monday with the signing of a protocol by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for Economic Diplomacy and Openness Kostas Fragogiannis and Turkish Deputy Minister of Trade Mustafa Tuzcu.
Cyprus’ president has scrapped plans to grant free-of-charge, around-the-clock use of state-financed luxury vehicles to top civil servants amid a public outcry over a perceived waste of taxpayers’ money, a government spokesman said Monday.
The Civil Protection Ministry has released a statement informing citizens that it available hotel rooms for non-Attica permanent residents that have been stranded in the capital due to the extreme weather conditions.
Civil Protection municipal staff worked to rescue a KTEL Intercity bus that was stranded due to the heavy snowfall on Monday in Oropos, East Attica.
Hundreds of unsuspecting Greeks and thousands of people around the world have been conned over the phone by international rings that persuaded them to invest money in phony schemes.
A rainbow arcs over the Acropolis in a recent photograph by Robert McCabe, the American photographer and now Greek citizen who has captured so many iconic scenes of the country since first visiting as a student in the mid-1950s.