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PM Mitsotakis to meet with farmers’ representatives on Tuesday
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will meet separately with two representative groups of farmers at the Maximos Mansion on Tuesday to discuss the ongoing mobilizations and proposed relief measures.
New terrorist groups or just the old vets?
Urban guerrillas had gone silent since 2018. That is, until last December, when a bomb was placed outside the headquarters of the riot police in Athens last December.
Greek skier killed in Bulgaria’s Rila mountain range avalanche
A Greek skier died after a group of skiers was hit by an avalanche at Bulgaria’s Borovets Ski Center on the northern slopes of Rila mountain range on Monday, Bulgarian media reported.
My Ennio Morricone | Athens | February 16-18
Acclaimed Cypriot pianist and composer Stavros Lantsias presents his latest album titled “My Ennio Morricone” at the Half Note Jazz Club (17 Trivonianou).
Off-duty police officer assaulted outside school
A police officer was assaulted by unknown assailants on Monday afternoon in Menidi, western Attica while off-duty.
Cyprus president wants the EU to discuss designating Syria safe zones for refugees
The European Union won’t serve its own best interests if it doesn’t consider designating some parts of Syria as safe zones so refugees and migrants can return there, the president of Cyprus said Monday.
ODD 24 | Athens | February 23 – March 3
Onassis Dance Days 2024, the 11th edition of the Onassis Stegi contemporary dance festival (107 Syngrou), returns this year, promising an electrifying lineup of choreographers, performers, composers and musicians, accompanied by their bands, delivering stunning live performances on stage.
Government to introduce relocation bonus for military medical staff
Government plans to introduce a special relocation bonus for the medical staff of military hospitals that will move to public hospitals to cover serious staff shortages.
Greece launches job program for long-term unemployed seniors
Greece’s Public Employment Service (DYPA) has launched a subsidy program to open up 1,300 jobs for long-term unemployed people aged between 55 and 74, the labor, interior and economics ministries announced on Monday.