Ahead of the new academic year, which starts on September 11, Education Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis presented 11 changes to improve the teaching process and school life in a meeting with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Thursday.
Police in Athens have banned two rallies called for Sunday on Syntagma Square by the Community of Special Forces Reserves and Constitutional National Assembly/Direct Democracy.
Honey production in Greece is expected to fall by up to 90% this year, according to public broadcaster ERT.
The government may continue to pay subsidies on electricity bills in September, Environment and Energy Minister Theodoros Skylakakis has announced.
The family of the 19-year-old man who died last week on a fun park ride in Pefkochori, in Halkidiki, has welcomed the order of a Thessaloniki appellate prosecutor that a a certified engineer conduct a technical inspection of the fatal ride.
Severe thunderstorms and local squalls are sweeping across much of Greece, impacting the Attica region since Friday afternoon.
Two wildfires ignited by lightning Friday afternoon are burning in Kalyvia Thorikou, East Attica.
A new round of ratings assessments for Greece’s debt will begin in September. DBRS will start on September 6, followed, a week later, by Moody’s, the only one of the credit rating agencies that has not bestowed an “investment grade” rating on Greece.
While summer may be winding down, water scarcity, overcrowded streets and rising housing costs are infuriating locals across southern European countries – especially those that rely on tourism.
Legendary Greek composer and conductor Stavros Xarchakos teams up with renowned singers Miltos Paschalidis, Dimitris Basis and Iro Saia, along with a large orchestra of top soloists, to play his timeless melodies at Alsos Theater (Pedion tou Areos) on October 3.Tickets start from 10 euros at more.com