Teachers lead hirings, study finds
Teachers were the profession with the highest number of hirings in Greece during 2015-23, according to a Eurobank study.
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Filters against addiction
Social media are easily demonized for everything, and especially for the disorders and violent behavior of teenagers. Restricting the use of these platforms is not a panacea but it is necessary, as their purpose is to transfix their users.
ATHEX: Hope for rise in index after heavy selling
The state has completed the sale of a 10% stake in National Bank, and the Greek stock market can now revert to its normal mode.
The Funny Greek | Athens | October 7-8
Greek-Canadian comedian Angelo Tsarouchas, known as “The Funny Greek,” returns to Athens for two nights at Gagarin 205 (205 Liosion) with his latest stand-up special, “Skits & Wits.”
Turkey vows to ‘prevent abuse of cooperation efforts’ in Mediterranean, Aegean Sea
Turkey’s National Security Council convened on Thursday under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Revitalization of historic Arsakeio Arcade under way
The reconstruction of the historic Arsakeio Arcade in the heart of Athens is in full swing, transforming it into a high-end gastronomic destination.
Enhancing accessibility at ancient site of Phaistos
The Culture Ministry is set to transform visitor experiences at the Bronze Age archaeological site of Phaistos on the island of Crete, reflecting a commitment to accessibility and modernization.
Skyros opts for tradition over tourism development
Skyros island’s local council has unanimously rejected a proposed urban development plan that includes expanding tourism infrastructure with marinas and cruise ship docks.
Collision between car and bus in central Greece leaves one dead
A collision between a car and an intercity bus on the Lamia-Stylida road in central Greece on Thursday left one person dead and one injured.