The Ministry of Education will use a 2020 ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union to allow private universities despite Article 16 of the Constitution expressly stating that tertiary education establishments must be public.
After three successive electoral races that ended in a similar and absolutely clear result, the opposition ought to get the message: Waiting for the government to make a mistake is simply not enough.
An extra source of regional geopolitics concerns was all that the Greek bourse needed to accelerate its selling spree.
Saturday’s events in the Middle East will be analyzed for decades to come by experts in security issues and pundits.
The United Nations has reached an “understanding” to defuse a standoff in ethnically split Cyprus which triggered scuffles involving peacekeepers in August, its mission said on Monday.
The 7th Athens Tattoo Expo at the Old OSY Depot (Ermou & Pireos, athenstattooexpo.com) will host more than 120 talented tattoo artists in an art event with live acts, DJ sets, graffiti and skate shows on November 10-12.
The American Hellenic Institute condemns the unprecedented attack on Israel and stands with the innocent civilians.
Turkey’s hopes that Senator Bob Menendez’s surrender of his chairmanship of the Foreign Relations Committee would lead Congress to quickly approve the sale of F-16 fighters and upgrade kits are being dashed.
A protest gathering by several groups commenced on Monday evening outside the Embassy of Israel in Athens, following developments in the Gaza Strip and Israel.
The government is planning to submit legislation redefining judges’ pensions, following the relevant decisions of the Court of Auditors and its indication that these are “pilot” cases, which should serve as a guide for those that follow.