Greek health authorities announced 2,235 new reported cases of Covid-19 and 21 virus-related deaths on Monday. The National Organization for Public Health (EODY) also stated that there are currently 151 intubated patients being treated in Intensive Care Units.
It was June 6, 1867 as Greek Ambassador to Washington Rizos Rangavis wore his most official attire to present his credentials to US President Andrew Johnson, who had just taken over following the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
Greek Foreign Minister on Monday met with Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama in Tirana.
Turkey has opposed Sweden and Finland’s membership of NATO, accusing them of harbouring individuals linked to the Kurdistan Workers Party militant group (PKK) and followers of a cleric Turkey accuses of orchestrating a coup attempt in 2016.
Some parents are ready to pay up to 50% of their monthly salary so that their children can better prepare for university entrance exams, according to official surveys and experts’ estimations.
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias on Monday met with the head of the Omonoia organization representing the ethnic Greek minority in southern Albania.
The European Commission has reportedly recommended Greece’s exit from the strict regime of post-bailout monitoring by the bloc’s institutions in August.
The government is updating the job descriptions of public servants, eliminating some obsolete ones, merging others and adding new ones.
Drugmaker AstraZeneca said on Monday its Covid-19 vaccine, Vaxzevria, has been approved in the European Union by the bloc’s drugs regulator as a third-dose booster in adults following a committee endorsement last week.
Sitting on the terrace of an Athens hotel, with the Parthenon in the background, Christoph Eschenbach, chief conductor at Konzerthausorchester Berlin, speaks to Kathimerini about the healing power of music, which, he says, saved his life after he was rescued from a WWII refugee camp.