Amid the recent controversy between Athens and London, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis met the United Kingdom’s Foreign Secretary David Cameron, at the latter’s request, on the sidelines of the NATO foreign ministers’ meeting in Brussels on Tuesday.
Intense diplomatic consultations are reportedly taking place to get Greece to agree to send a letter on behalf of the European Council to Tirana so that Albania can begin negotiations on its first batch of EU accession chapters.
A great effort has indeed been made so that no child of preschool age is left out a place at a nursery. However, it seems that now the state cannot respond in time to the commitments it has undertaken in order to ensure the uninterrupted provision of this service by private preschools too.
The Greek stock market benchmark came off a 12-week high on Tuesday to post minimal losses.
The intention of Public Power Corporation to withdraw a total of 41 power generation units from Crete, the Cyclades and the non-interconnected islands from end-2023 up until 2028 sounded the alarm at the Ministry of Environment and Energy.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is confronted with a gordian knot on the issue of same-sex marriage.
Eleven independent MPs who broke away from main opposition SYRIZA in recent weeks have agreed to form a new parliamentary group, the name of which will be announced on Monday.
A new tax bill will be submitted to Parliament on Wednesday night that changes the way professionals, the self-employed and sole proprietorships are taxed by introducing a presumptive method, where the minimum amount to be taxed is not less than 10,920 euros.
Sex education is a right of children and adolescents and the state has an obligation to provide it, Deputy Education Minister Domna Michailidou has told Parliament, rejecting claims from an opposition MP that the subject contributes to divorce, suicide and abortion.