It’s all about learning
“What countries border the Black Sea?” the game show host asked. Africa, New Zealand, Berlin, Portugal, Italy, Germany – the players responded with a shocking ignorance not just of basic geography, but also current affairs.
New opportunities for education
The – albeit overdue – interest the country is showing in forging essential partnerships with foreign, internationally recognized universities can provide opportunities to improve how Greek universities operate.
Public debate, personal choices
The election of a French president is an extremely important affair, not only for the French but for every European.
Athens municipality submits housing proposal
The Athens municipality has submitted a proposal to the Labor Ministry designed along the lines of the ESTIA program for refugees to provide housing for residents who are at risk of homelessness or already sleeping rough.
Email obstacle to brain regain
The transition from the queues at the tax offices in previous decades to the processing of taxpayers’ demands online was always going to be difficult, and the teething troubles of the electronic systems of the tax administration are raising obstacles to users, whether they are due to negligence, technical issues, or problematic legislative interventions.
Easter truce in toxicity
There is a real and justified anger among a large part of society. There can be no doubt about that. But then those who trade in rage come along and do what they are known for.
Officials mark 107th anniversary of Armenian Genocide
Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou said on Sunday that “constant vigilance and reaction against discrimination, violence, and hate toward our fellow humans is an obligation we all have,” and a “basic condition for the peaceful coexistence of peoples,” in a message to mark the 107th anniversary of Armenian Genocide.
Mitsotakis congratulates Macron on re-election
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis congratulated Emmanuel Macron for his re-election as president of France on Sunday.
Greece sends condolences to Japan over tour boat sinking
Greece expressed its condolences to the families who lost loved ones in the sightseeing boat accident in Hokkaido, Japan, on Sunday, where 10 people were reported dead and 16 missing.
The things that unite us
This Easter is of special significance as it is the first that we will celebrate without restrictions after the two years of the Covid-19 pandemic.