A video taken from a vehicle following the tourist bus full of Greek nationals that crashed into the metal beam of an overhead traffic sign in Bucharest on Friday afternoon, shows the vehicle changing lanes seconds before the fatal accident
In the months that follow we may forget about things. We may forget what problems the country has been through, what ominous predictions we managed to disprove.
“As Thou art God of peace and Father of mercies, Thou hast sent unto us Thine Angel of great counsel, granting us peace.”
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is expected to decide the final date for the first of what is almost certain to be a double election over the Christmas and New Year’s holidays, with April 9 increasingly looming as the most likely date.
Political correctness can be used as a tool to cure social ills, as well as educate or sensitize public opinion. That said, political correctness has occasionally been taken to a – sometimes ridiculous – extreme.
The problem that arose with Eva Kaili goes beyond any bribes, and constitutes a thorn in the Greek state’s side coupled with the latest evidence that shows that Greece leads all EU countries in the perception of corruption.
President of the Hellenic Republic Katerina Sakellaropoulou on Saturday, Christmas Eve, received carollers performing the local traditional Christmas carols sung in many parts of Greece, from Thrace to the island of Kastellorizo.
Environment and Energy Minister Kostas Skrekas on Friday announced the doubling of the total amount of subsidies for electricity for households and businesses for January, compared to December, as they will add up to 840 million euros.
Burning wood for heating made a comeback during the 2010s, the years of Greece’s financial crisis, fueling a debate about pollution in the country’s cities.