Bulgaria’s President Rumen Radev urged the new caretaker government he appointed on Tuesday to keep the Black Sea country secure amid the war in Ukraine and deal with the fastest rise in consumer prices in 24 years.
Cyprus has recorded its first case of monkeypox, the country’s health ministry said on Tuesday. in an infected man (40) who had been travelling recently.
Five people were arrested on the island of Karpathos Tuesday and charged with trying to smuggle nearly a hundred migrants into Europe on an unsafe vessel last week, using what appears to be a new direct sea route from crisis-afflicted Lebanon to Italy.
The Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) dipped below 50 points in July, raising fears of a recession. Production and, more alarmingly, orders both dipped last month, although S&P Global maintains that industrial production will rise this year.
Femicide should be legislated and classified as a specific criminal offence and the victims of gender-based violence provided with need hostels, psychological support and legal aid, a SYRIZA official said on Tuesday.
Digging has gotten under way in the center of Athens for the Line 4 extension of the metro, which will have stops in downtown Kolonaki and Exarchia squares.
According to data collected concerning infections at 10 large hospitals in Greece, only one in three doctors and nurses apply hand hygiene rules – using antiseptic – before patient contact and less than half do the same before any aseptic procedure in patient handling.
Jordan has sent a firefighting Mi-26 helicopter to Greece to assist in major wildfires, the Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Ministry announced Tuesday.
Police in Kilkis in northern Greece have arrested a man suspected of violently mugging a pregnant woman and causing her to miscarry as a result of the attack.
Noting that the “serious problems” created by the war in Ukraine will affect both energy sufficiency and prices, the government said on Monday that it has drafted plans to shield Greece from the effects of the crisis.