Deploying different strategies in the run-up to the June 9 European Parliament elections, political party staff are seeking to tap into the so-called “gray zone” of voters recorded by a recent poll conducted by the Pulse company.
Nikos Androulakis, whose socialist PASOK party is currently polling in third place ahead of next month’s European Parliament elections, sought to deconstruct leftist SYRIZA opposition leader Stefanos Kasselakis on Wednesday, portraying him as a puppet manipulated by government-controlled media in an effort to weaken the opposition.
The small Aegean island of Antiparos is in a fever of preparations for the summer’s tourism miracle.
Rebecca Lucas and Stuart Dee join Thanos Davelis to discuss their latest piece in War on the Rocks – “Crowning Achievement? Kaan And The Turkish Defense Industry” – breaking down whether the hype around Turkey’s Kaan fighter jet, which successfully completed its maiden test flight earlier this year, is justified.
Despite its high-caliber scientific personnel, Greece continues to have a low share of the clinical studies conducted in Europe.
The Greek government will not seek ratification of the three cooperation memorandums signed with North Macedonia, concerning issues such as its EU accession process, until Skopje fully complies with the Prespa Agreement signed in 2018, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reiterated on Wednesday.
The Ergani employment database of the Ministry of Labor has recorded a large increase in full-time employment in April.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reiterated on Wednesday that Greece rejects the idea of negotiating an all-encompassing settlement with Turkey, clarifying that Athens only acknowledges a single dispute with Ankara: the delimitation of maritime zones.
A Thessaloniki bus driver was sentenced to five months in prison, with a three-year suspension, after being found guilty of injuring an elderly woman who fell as she tried to board the city bus.