Jobs fair of DYPA goes abroad, starting from Germany
The Public Employment Service (DYPA) and the Ministry of Labor and Social Security are organizing the first “Career Day” abroad, in Duesseldorf.
New app for passengers with disabilities tested at Syntagma station
An innovative electronic urban mobility improvement system was introduced at the Acropolis Metro station as of Monday, on the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
Starmer welcomes Greek PM for talks but says Parthenon Sculptures are not on the agenda
Greece’s prime minister is in London on Tuesday for his first top-level UK meeting since a spat last year over the contested Parthenon Marbles.
What Syria’s new cycle of violence and instability means for the region
In a lightning offensive Syrian rebels seized Aleppo and are threatening other regime-held territories in the country.
Canadian group to tap Kilkis’ precious metal deposits
The rich mineral deposits in Kilkis, in central Macedonia, are back in the spotlight.
Full train service at Tempe could be restored on Wednesday
An attempt will be made on Wednesday to resume operation of the railway network at Tempe, central Greece, which was cut last weekend due to a severe storm that hit Greece, the head of Hellenic Railways Organisation (OSE) which operates the rail network, said on Tuesday.
New Left recommends head of privacy watchdog for president
Greek opposition party New Left recommended Christos Rammos, the head of the country’s independent privacy watchdog ADAE, for President of the Republic, when the term of the incumbent, Katerina Sakellaropoulou, expires in March 2025.
Wells run dry as Tinos faces mounting water crisis
The weather on Tinos is autumnal but the excavators haven’t stopped working. New residences and hotel units continue to be built on this Cycladic island, which is seeing its infrastructure pushed to its limits.