The President of the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (SEV), Dimitris Papalexopoulos and the Vice President, Evangelos Mytilineos, gave their opinions on the upcoming European elections at a SEV conference on Thursday, moderated by the Editor-in-Chief of Kathimerini, Alexis Papahelas.
If one is to believe trade unionists, the PISA exams, which are held in all OECD countries, lead to the “privatization/commodification of the educational rights of the majority of students,” according to the secondary school teachers’ union OLME.
The criminal indictment related to the Tempe train accident was forwarded to the Greek Parliament by the Justice Minister on Thursday.
Greek authorities have dismantled an international criminal group trafficking cocaine in shipping containers from Latin America to Europe, police said on Thursday.
Despite the drop of the blue chip index, the banks index, mid-caps, turnover and the majority of stocks on the Greek stock market on Thursday, the benchmark at Athinon Avenue managed to remain in positive territory.
Greek-owned bulk carrier “Yannis” came under missile attack by the Houthis while crossing the Red Sea on Thursday, AFP reports.
The Indie Playground Festival, part of the Athens Epidaurus Festival, returns for a second year to Playground 260 (260 Pireos) on June 1-2.
I’ve been looking at them for months; but perhaps they’ve been this way for years, showing different wrong times. I’m talking about the two big round clocks at the tram’s Syngrou-Fix stop on Kallirois Street in central Athens.
A question that inevitably arises in the run-up to the European Parliament elections is what percentage will be considered a success for each Greek party, both in terms of substance and communication management. And the answer is not simple. For ruling New Democracy, the picture is relatively clear. It will need to achieve the target…