“Reform is not something that can be copy-pasted from what other countries are doing,” but needs to be adapted, the government official spearheading Greece’s digital transition told a conference in Athens on Thursday.
“Athens, I love you!” songwriter and performer Desmond Child shouted from the stage of the Herod Atticus Theater on Monday night to a packed house that was there to hear his iconic tunes.
European Commission Vice-President Margaritis Schinas has sent a letter to Internal Markets Commissioner Thierry Breton demanding a review of a decision to approve Ankara’s request to trademark the term ‘Turkaegean.’
In the wake of the NATO Summit conclusion in Madrid on Wednesday, Athens is focusing on the fact that the trilateral agreement between Ankara, Stockholm and Helsinki for the Alliance’s enlargement does not affect Greek interests.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis must demand that NATO make a formal commitment to support Greece against Turkey’s expansionist aspirations and challenges, main opposition SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras has said.
The migrants and refugees who had fallen into the sea in an area southeast of Karpathos in the Aegean were transferred to Kos on Wednesday morning after a search and rescue operation by the coast guard.
The preliminary results of the 2021 Greek census will be presented on July 19, the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) said on Wednesday.
A Finance Ministry bill ratifying the concession for the casino in the Elliniko project and legislating the restarting of Skaramangas Shipyards was approved in a plenary session vote in Parliament late on Tuesday.
Public Power Corporation has worked out a plan to secure power supplies under an “extreme” scenario of Russia halting gas flows to Europe, its top manager said on Wednesday.
The Athens Appeals Council decided on Wednesday to refer to trial 21 of the 24 defendants accused in the deadly fire at Mati, East Attica that claimed the lives of 103 people in July 2018.