Minister defends opening of schools
Education Minister Niki Kerameus has defended the opening of schools Monday, saying that if they had not opened the 15,500 coronavirus cases recorded among pupils and teachers would have gone undetected.
Greek unemployment rate at 13.4% in November
Greece’s unemployment rate was 13.4% of the workforce in November 2021, from 13.3% in October, while the jobless rates in the eurozone and the entire European Union fell to 7.2% and 6.5%, respectively, in the month, Eurostat said on Monday.
Making your running resolution stick
New runners working toward their first mile have plenty in common with experienced runners looking to hit an Olympic qualifying time: You’re on the same playing field when it comes to facing down a New Year’s running resolution.
Kikilias: Positive signs for the new tourism season
“The signs for the new year make us optimistic about the prospects of tourism amidst the unstable climate caused by the Omicron variant,” Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias said on Sunday.
Minimum wage to be set in Cyprus
Cyprus is expected to introduce a national minimum wage by the end of January 2022.
Foreign minister meets Nigerian counterpart, chief health officer in Abuja
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias paid a visit to Nigeria on Monday and met with his counterpart Geoffrey Onyeama in the capital of Abuja.
Teens attacked in northern Athens
Police on Monday reported another case of teen violence that occurred on Saturday night in the affluent northern Athens suburb of Kifissia, which left a 14-year-old injured.
ATHEX: Stock index advances to 8-week high
Bank stocks were in great demand at Athinon Avenue on Monday, with all four systemic lenders seeing their prices rise and take the benchmark of the local bourse to an eight-week high, on remarkably robust daily turnover too.
People vaccinated abroad can now register on Greek vaccination site
Residents in Greece who were vaccinated abroad can now register themselves as vaccinated on an official Greek website and schedule a booster if necessary.
Keeping a cool head
The coronavirus pandemic has taken a toll on all of us. Public trust in health experts and state officials has been seriously damaged.