Digital labor card for state transport workers
The government is bringing forward the implementation of the digital labor card at state companies to the end of April, in the aftermath of the Tempe railway tragedy.
Taxi drivers hold 24-hour strike on Thursday
Greece’s taxi drivers will walk off the job on Thursday to protest what they perceive as the Transport Ministry’s inaction over long-lasting problems, their union said on Wednesday.
Menendez says Turkey doesn’t ‘deserve’ to get F-16 jets
Bob Menendez, US Senator and Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, sharply criticised Turkey on its stance towards NATO enlargement, its relations with Greece and Cyprus, and its human rights record, saying it does not “deserve” to acquire new fighter jets from the United States.
Growth estimates revised upward
Forecasts by the government, the Bank of Greece and economic analysts on this year’s growth rate are being revised upward to 2-2.5%, compared to the 1.8% that had been foreseen in the 2023 budget.
Public tender “Upgrade – modernization of two (2) Super Pumas” – Provision of clarifications
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Public tender for the “Mobile administration & on-site control centers in the 13 Regions”
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Bracing for 101-day electoral marathon
The assurance by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis that the elections will be held in May, with the 21st and 28th being considered as the most likely days, has put the country’s political system in overdrive until July 2, when the second round is expected.
Explosive device goes off in Menidi yard
Am improvised incendiary device was placed in a yard in the Athens neighborhood of Menidi in the early hours of Thursday morning, going off at approximately 5 a.m.
Historic university at the mercy of violent vandals
The National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) finds itself in the grip of vandals who refuse to show any sign of respect for the historic institution, whose halls, columns, bulletin boards and every corner are almost always covered in ugly graffiti, hinting that the battle for the protection of public buildings appears to be a…
Fiberoptics across the Cyclades this summer
By this summer, mobile operator Vodafone Greece is expected to have completed the full development of 670 kilometers of underwater and 800 km of underground fiberoptics cables that will pass through the Cyclades.