The Hellenic Institute of Advanced Studies held its inaugural meeting on Friday at the Eugenides Foundation in Athens. The audience included several distinguished scientists and engineers from Greece and the Greek diaspora as well as entrepreneurs, academics, and policy makers.
As part of the effort to spare companies the ordeal of muddling through the maze of bureaucracy, the online National Register of Procedures platform (mitos.gov.gr), or Mitos, was presented on Friday which precisely outlines the steps, the cost, the number of documents and the time it takes for state services to complete a series of…
The Byzantine and Christian Museum is hosting an exhibition of 65 photographs by Vassilis Artikou, who has captured the powerful spiritual quality of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Lalibela.
The deployment of police guards at university campuses is being held up by delays in the installation of turnstiles to control entry at different faculties, which, in turn, cannot go ahead without approval from the Data Protection Authority.
European Union and U.S. leaders are urging North Macedonia’s parliament to accept a French proposal that will move the tiny Balkan country closer toward EU membership.
LONDON — On a wall-mounted screen at the Museum of London, a low-resolution video showed young people rapping quickly and hungrily over syncopated beats.
Inflation recorded a new jump in June, with price increases now extremely high not only in energy products, but also in very basic foods such as bread, milk, olive oil and meat, as well as s range of services which have a direct link with the cost of fuel, such as air, sea and road…
The prime minister has said it again and again these past few days: Elections will take place the in spring, as planned, at the end of the government’s four-year term.
We have come to regard the leviathan of Greek bureaucracy as an unbeatable beast.