Streamlining and restructuring the curriculum, placing greater emphasis on “essential” subjects, developing critical thinking and cultivating an interest in current affairs are among the key recommendations made by a committee of experts advising the Education Ministry on primary and secondary education reform.
Sources have indicated that the government plans to cite national security in a petition to Parliament’s bureau to keep the discussion confidential, as it did for the proceedings of the special investigative committee.
Athens’ Agios Savvas Hospital is spearheading a Health Ministry initiative to provide at-home care for patients with chronic and serious illnesses that require frequent hospital visits.
Expert Ryan Gingeras joins Thanos Davelis to look at why a conflict between Greece and Turkey appears not only possible but increasingly probable, and why Turkish President Erdogan – despite the risks involved – may choose to pursue this course of action.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ two-day trip to Prague, to attend the inaugural summit of the 44-member European Political Community on Thursday and the informal summit of the 27 European Union heads of government Friday, was marked by his brief confrontation with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during Thursday’s dinner at the conclusion of the first…
Greece will likely be rewarded with a “gift” of a nominal value of 5.4 billion euros if next week’s evaluation, the first of the conventional post-program supervision, goes well; still, this depends on the 22 prerequisites left from the enhanced supervision.
Hundreds of people gathered Friday for a protest prayer led by the Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro against the holding of an LGBTQ pride march this weekend.
Both Greece’s president and prime minister pointed Friday to Turkey’s role in letting ships packed with migrants sail from its coast, often in perilous conditions.
A measure aimed at reducing traffic in downtown Athens, by which cars with license plates ending in an odd number can enter the city center on odd days of the month and those with even numbers on even days, is set come back into effect on Monday, October 10.
Hundreds of people protested Friday in the North Macedonia’s southern town of Ohrid against the opening of the cultural club named after King Boris III.