The day before Kyriakos Mitsotakis made history as the first Greek prime minister to make a presentation before a joint session of the US Congress, with the elaborate ceremony afforded US presidents, he was introduced at Georgetown University by Michael Psaros.
A fire broke out on the roof of Istanbul’s Balikli Greek Hospital on Thursday, forcing the evacuation of more than 100 patients and staff.
The software that many school districts use to track students’ progress can record extremely confidential information on children: “Intellectual disability.” “Emotional Disturbance.” “Homeless.” “Disruptive.” “Defiance.” “Perpetrator.” “Excessive Talking.” “Should attend tutoring.”
Prices of foodstuffs in the 38 member-states of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development grew in June at their fastest pace since July 1975, the OECD announced Wednesday.
Greece has increased its spending on research and development, but still lags behind the EU average, according to data published by Eurostat.
The Municipality of Athens’ project to beautify Strefi Hill in the city center has run into strong opposition from some individuals and so-called collectives in the adjacent neighborhood of Exarchia, because a private company is a donor to the project.
The Athens Stock Exchange ended its positive seven-session run Thursday with a slight decline, although banks, which had driven the gains, underperformed this time.
Archbishop Elpidophoros of America has expressed his grief over the fire that partly destroyed the Balikli Greek Hospital in Istanbul on Thursday, adding that the Greek-American diaspora will help mitigate the material damage.
New support measures will be announced by the government at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) in September.
Thieves took off with more than 60,000 euros after breaking into an ATM in a shopping center on Georgiki Scholi Avenue in eastern Thessaloniki at dawn on Thursday.