Amid the global inflation, the Cyprus Consumer Protection Service’s Price Observatory, has recorded retail food price increases of up to 21%, as well as decreases up to 13% in the period between between September 14 and October 12 this year.
Panathinaikos remained perfect this season in the Super League after its visit to Lamia on Sunday, maintaining its six-point lead at the top from AEK, that had to wait till injury time to beat Atromitos at home.
Greek police have arrested a fifth person in connection with the rape and pimping of a 12-year-old girl from the Athens neighborhood of Kolonos.
Last week at a closed dinner in Prague, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis of Greece was addressing 44 European leaders when President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey interrupted him and started a shouting match.
Respected journalist and expert on modern and ancient Greek history Bruce Clark has been invited by the American School of Classical Studies at Athens to deliver a lecture.
Since the start of the war in Ukraine the prices of imported flowers have jumped, discouraging potential customers, flower shop owners and staff tell Kathimerini.
Some 15,000 engineering students at former technical colleges (TEI) are at risk of not qualifying to practice their chosen profession after graduation due to a discrepancy in standards with engineering schools at polytechnic universities.
Turkey must be asked to provide explanations regarding its handling of migration following the “truly shocking” incident involving 92 migrants left stark naked at the Evros border, Citizen Protection Minister Takis Theodorikakos stressed on Sunday, speaking on the morning news program “Kalimera” on Skai television.
Forty-four European leaders, all the current and candidate EU member-states, the whole of geographical Europe and its neighborhood to the east, as far as Armenia and Azerbaijan. The European Political Community (EPoC) Summit was an important event, at the level of symbolism if nothing else. And beyond that?
A few days after two schools in Tirana were shut down on the orders of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan – according to Turkish media – because they were, apparently, “terrorist hubs” run by exiled cleric Fethullah Gulen, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama traveled to Ankara to meet with the Islamist leader.