AIDS programs lagging behind
Greece remains among the five European Union countries that do not implement preventive antiretroviral treatment (PrEP) programs for people at increased risk of HIV infection.
ATHEX: Ninth week of index growth in succession
The Greek stock market’s benchmark on Friday made the leap it had been widely expected to make and passed the 1,100-point mark at the end of yet another week of gains – the ninth in a row, in an upward sequence unseen since 2005.
Has the lesson been learned?
In the ongoing trial about the deadly 2018 wildfire in Mati, it is confirmed once again that it is the heroic behavior of a few officials that saved the state’s reputation.
Greek wine exports show significant rise
Exports of Greek wine rose significantly both in value and quantity in 2022 from 2021, the Central Cooperative Union of Vine Products reported on Friday.
Children without a name
From the moment he woke up in a hospital in the northern Syrian town of Jindires following lifesaving surgery, 3-year-old Tariq started calling out for his sister.
President expresses ‘profound sadness’ over the death of Ioannina mayor
President Katerina Sakellaropoulou expressed “profound sadness” at the death of Moisis Elisaf, the mayor of the city of Ioannina, western Greece, who passed away on Friday after a battle with cancer at the age of 68.
Bulgaria scraps January 2024 target for adopting euro
Bulgaria is scrapping its target to adopt the euro in January 2024 as it fails to meet some criteria, but should seek to join the common currency by 2025 or possibly earlier, Finance Minister Rossitsa Velkova said on Friday.
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BoG insists on fiscal prudence
During his speech at the Greek-German Chamber on Thursday, Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras sent a message of fiscal prudence and coordination of political forces in this direction ahead of the elections.
Historic technical school gets listed designation
The building of the Diplarios School in the under-redevelopment Theatrou Square in the heart of the historic district of Psyrri in central Athens has received a listed designation as a result of the mobilization of architectural bodies, but also a request by a company to change its use into a hotel, which was approved by…