Tight security measures in central Athens
The police are taking stringent measures for the 15th anniversary of the murder of teenager Alexandros Grigoropoulos on Wednesday.
Performance of Greek students in steady decline
The quality of education in Greece is steadily declining.
Greek referees refuse to officiate Super League matches over safety concerns
Greek referees and match officials on Tuesday announced they would not officiate any Super League matches starting from the weekend in protest at what they say are dangerous working conditions.
Google Maps co-founder to invest in Greek biotech company
Investor and co-founder of Google Maps Lars Rasmussen has decided to invest in the Greek biotechnology company ResQ Biotech, it was reported on Tuesday.
Big tech muscles in: The 12 months that changed Silicon Valley forever
At 1 p.m. on a Friday shortly before Christmas last year, Kent Walker, Google’s top lawyer, summoned four of his employees and ruined their weekend.
Major drop in Cypriot joblessness
The latest data released by Cyprus’ District Labor Offices indicate a notable decline in registered unemployment rates for November, both on a monthly and on a yearly basis.
Cyprus in diplomatic shuttle in trying to get aid into Gaza
Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides visited Egypt and Jordan in a diplomatic shuttle on Tuesday to discuss a maritime corridor to deliver aid directly to Israeli-beseiged Gaza.