Following the Tuesday conviction of ethnic Greek mayor Fredi Beleri in Albania over his alleged buying of votes, sources from within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Wednesday expressed their concern over the rule of law in Albania and the objectivity of its justice system.
Ukrainian media have reported an explosion in the Black Sea port of Odesa on Wednesday, where President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was, according to Greek reports, scheduled to meet with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
A team from the National Organization for Public Health (EODY) is scheduled to visit the University of Patra in western Greece on Thursday following the report of a third serious case of meningitis involving a student this year, which was reported on Wednesday.
Greek singer, songwriter, and composer Dimos Moutsis has passed away in Athens at the age of 86.
Social policy and the welfare state comprise the greatest social – and political – accomplishment of the Metapolitefsi and of this democracy. Every government from 1974 onward strengthened the country’s social policy – some to a greater, others to a lesser degree.
Sales prices of residential property increased last year at an average annual rate of 13.4% throughout the country.
The Lenten Basket – with lower prices of goods consumed during the period of Lent – will be available from Wednesday, March 13 until May 4, according to the ministerial decision signed on Tuesday by Development Minister Kostas Skrekas.
Dutch experts have presented their proposals to the Greek government regarding flood protection management in the central province of Thessaly following last year’s calamitous floods.
The way for the recognition of the Greece-Germany electrical interconnection as a European project of common interest (PCI) has been opened.