Athens is bracing for a joint crisis in the Eastern Mediterranean and on the Cypriot continental shelf, possibly as soon as October, as there are increasing indications and evidence that Turkey is planning to intensify its exploration and drilling activities.
Deputy Defense Minister Nikos Hardalias conducted an official visit to the Czech Republic on Friday 16 and Saturday 17 September, accepting the invitation of the Czech Deputy Minister of Defence responsible for Industrial Cooperation Tomas Kopecny.
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias travels to New York on Sunday to attend the 77th United Nations General Assembly.
More than 3.1 million Greek citizens aged 16 and over have registered with a personal doctor since the implementation of the new primary healthcare system began at the beginning of August, Health Ministry officials say.
Twenty-five licenses for assisted human reproduction to women aged 52 to 54 have been issued in Greece a month since a change in the law extended the age limit.
Degrees from four prominent Greek universities are considered among the strongest in the world labor market, according to the Quacquarelli Symonds’ (QS) Graduate Employability Rankings for 2022.
Just 13 years old, and he was turned into a migrant smuggler, carrying Syrian asylum seekers who had slipped into Greece over the Evros border with Turkey to Thessaloniki. On the way to the northern port city, he lost control of the car he was driving and crashed.
A complete overhaul of the National Health System (ESY) is one of the big and essential reforms that has been beset by foot-dragging.
The state’s inability to put its real estate assets to good use is a story as old as the hills in Greece, an opportunity that is constantly being lost under mounds of red tape, clientelist relationships and corruption.
As part of the government’s effort to keep doctors in the struggling National Health System (ESY), they are set to receive a 10% increase in their total salaries from the beginning of next year, on a midterm basis.