Greece’s ‘Generation Rent’
The number of people who have to rent their homes keep rising.
Woman arrested in Thessaloniki after her dog allegedly injures two children
A 68-year-old woman was arrested in the Peraia area of the northern city of Thessaloniki after her dog allegedly attacked and injured two children, ages 11 and 13.
Greece’s leadership role in energy security highlighted by US official
The Vertical Corridor gas project positions Greece as a key leader in energy security, US Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Resources Geoffrey Pyatt stated in an interview with the Athens-Macedonian News Agency (AMNA).
Katelyn Ledford | Athens | To November 19
Dio Horia Gallery (16 Porinou) presents Katelyn Ledford’s solo exhibition “Tired Illusions.” The exhibition features the American artist’s paintings and three-dimensional works that explore the shifting complexities of interpersonal relationships
Samaria Gorge in Crete closes Sunday due to weather forecast
The Samaria Gorge in Crete will be closed at both entrances on Sunday due to forecasted rain.
Streamlining access to electronic health records
A new digitization project undertaken by the Ministry of Digital Governance and the Ministry of Health, will enable interoperability among Greek hospitals, allowing doctors – regardless of their location, city, or region – to access the national electronic health records of patients without requiring them to present their medical files each time.
The bell tolls for ‘perpetual’ students
It is not too late for so-called “perpetual students” at Greek universities to start considering their future.
Greek-American community supports Kamala Harris in US elections
Ahead of the November 5 United States presidential elections, the Greek American community released a statement endorsing Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris along with vice presidential candidate Tim Walz.
Greece’s minimum wage to have grown 46% by 2027
A first round of dialogue with all national social partners is under way, with the main topic of discussion being how much and how the minimum wage will increase after 2027, Labor Minister Niki Kerameus said on Saturday in an interview with Mega TV.
Lebanon: A nation under siege, searching for an elusive peace
Lebanon is on the brink of destruction, enduring Israel’s relentless attacks. The real devastation, however, occurs in the hearts and minds of the Lebanese people, especially their children, who live in constant fear under the roar of fighter jets.