Child in Thrace dies of streptococcus
A 9-year-old girl from Didymoteicho, Thrace, died after experiencing acute respiratory failure due to a Streptococcus infection on Monday.
Twelve people charged in Crete for child sexual abuse
Twelve people were arrested and charged of child sexual abuse in Crete, it was revealed on Monday.
Gay marriage bill has wide support among MPs in committee debate
The Greek government’s bill legalizing gay marriage and adoption rights is receiving widespread support among parliamentarians during a debate at the committee level on Monday.
Turnstiles consigned to the museum of the Metapolitefsi
Some time ago, during his previous term in office, the prime minister had called a meeting of ministers, state officials and university rectors to discuss the issue of security at public universities.
BoG to warn on ‘greedflation’
The Bank of Greece is preparing to sound the alarm on the issue of prices.
Efood Market announces price reductions on basic goods
Efood Market, the supermarket arm of online platform efood, is reducing prices on 1,200 products so that it can offer its customers a variety of options at affordable prices in the present climate or rising costs.
Soccer stadiums ready for action; cameras are not
This marks the final week before the anticipated return to normalcy for Greek soccer. Following a two-month security ban on supporters at Super League 1 (SL1) matches, the nation’s top division for soccer, gates are poised to reopen, with optimism that the new regulations against sports-related violence will instill order.
Gov’t rules out additional support for farmers
The Greek government on Monday ruled out additional support measures for farmers who have been setting up blockades, echoing protests by their counterparts in other parts of Europe driven by grievances over inflation, foreign competition and the costs of combating climate change.