British universities are teaming up with Greek counterparts to create joint programs aimed at attracting local and third-country students after Brexit drove up tuition fees in Britain, a conference of the UK-Greece Strategic Partnership in Education heard on Monday.
Europe faces unprecedented challenges in the wake of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, with the continent’s reliance on Russian energy in the spotlight.
Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias said Tuesday that he plans to lead a humanitarian mission to the devastated Ukrainian city of Mariupol once permission is granted by both Ukraine and the invading Russians.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis attended a teleconference convened by European Council President Charles Michel on Tuesday.
Fourlis Group realized sales of 439,8 million euros in 2021 over 370,6 in 2020, a rise of 18.7%, the company said on Tuesday.
Cyprus Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment Costas Kadis informed his European Union peers in Brussels on Monday about the difficulties faced by his country with regard to food and raw material supplies due to its geographical location, making particular reference to the unfavorable conditions faced by livestock farmers.
The European Parliament Office in Greece hosted a hybrid press briefing on “Defending Democracy in the EU from Foreign Interference” on Tuesday.
Greece offers many red grapes that are little known outside their growing regions. One exception is xinomavro, which is the Greek red most likely to make long-lived, complex wines.
A call center for displaced Ukrainians in Greece set up on March 3 by the Greek Migration Ministry is receiving some 350 telephone inquiries each day, the ministry said in tweets on Tuesday, including at least 50 calls on weekends and holidays.
Greece condemned a terrorist attack against Israeli citizens in Israel on Tuesday, in which four Israelis were killed and two others in a stabbing attack at an outdoor shopping mall in Beersheba.