It was June 29, 1982 and Andreas Papandreou had just returned from a fraught European Economic Community summit. The Greek prime minister gave his family a detailed account of what was said during the talks with his European counterparts with regard to the war that was raging in the Middle East.
Greeks spend €40 billion more than they declare as income, Bank of Greece governor Yannis Stournaras said Tuesday.
Victims of the September floods which mostly hit the region of Thessaly have received €86.4 million in aid thus far, the Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Ministry announced Tuesday.
In the conflict between Israel and Hamas, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan made his choice. At first, he appeared to be ambivalent and maintain a relative balance, but over time his views became clear and more aggressive towards Israel.
The campaign pledge by newly elected Athens mayor Haris Doukas to reopen the closed-to-traffic Vasilissis Olgas Avenue has triggered a public debate, with Culture Minister Lina Mendoni asserting her opposition, saying antiquities have been found there and therefore asphalt cannot be laid.
The existence of a strong alternative pillar with a professional orientation in high school and post-high school education is a big challenge for the modernization of the Greek system.
Greek stocks edged higher for a third session in a row, taking the benchmark close to 1,200 points on Tuesday.
Athens ranks among the world’s 20 cities that are most accessible and most attractive to remote workers, according to research by the global human resources platform WorkMotion.
The climate crisis will cost Greek goods exports one percentage point of their growth rate in the year 2023, a significant amount for a country that has been struggling for years to reduce its trade deficit, according to a National Bank of Greece study.