What doctors want you to know about beta blockers for anxiety
Anxious ahead of a big job interview? Worried about giving a speech? First date nerves?
Kasselakis slams gov’t over lack of online education for Gavdos pupils
The leader of leftist SYRIZA opposition has criticized the conservative government for failing to provide online education for two pupils residing on the remote islet of Gavdos, south of Crete.
Exploring women’s roles in their microcosms
Pepi Loulakaki met Bahar years ago, when she was just 12 years old and selling flowers in downtown Athens’ Plaka district.
No digital wallet? No soccer stadium entry
A total of 105,237 citizens have downloaded the Gov.gr Wallet on their mobile phones over the last 30 days, which will be mandatory in soccer grounds as of Tuesday, April 9.
Cyprus appoints banker Patsalides as Central Bank governor
Career banker Christodoulos Patsalides was appointed governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus on Monday for a five-year term, the island’s presidency said.
‘Call 100. We don’t make arrests’
“I had hoped Georgia would be the last,” says Maria Poutou. Her 43-year-old sister called their mother asking for help one night last December, after a beating from her 71-year-old partner that left her with a fractured leg.
Minister: Major projects require new financing tools
Deputy Transport and Infrastructure Minister Nikos Tachiaos stressed the need to redefine the framework of public-private partnerships (PPP), given the ambitious fiscal goals that the country must achieve, in an interview to the Athens-Macedonian News Agency on Saturday.
15-year-old claims to have been sexually abused by fellow pupils
Police are investigating allegations of sexual abuse involving a 15-year-old pupil, with three individuals currently detained in connection with the case.
Platform opens for ENFIA tax payment
The Single Property Tax (ENFIA) pay slips for approximately 7.3 million property and business owners have been posted on the myAADE digital portal for the financial year 2024.
Hellenic Navy seeks to navigate challenges
Defense officials are worried about Turkish shipyards’ growing capacity to turn out fighting vessels as well as the rising costs of keeping up with Greece’s nominally allied neighbor.