According to a survey conducted by the General Confederation of Consumers of Greece and released on Tuesday, Greeks have significantly changed their consumption habits due to rising prices, especially for food and utilities.
The Herodion stage in Athens will host “The Stars Shine Under the Acropolis,” a stunning ballet gala featuring top international talent.
The rise of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) in elections in the states of Thuringia and Saxony on Sunday was expected, as was the poor result of the three parties in Olaf Scholz’s federal government (the Social Democrats, Greens and Free Liberals).
A Turkish national was arrested on Tuesday for assaulting a coast guard officer in the port city of Igoumenitsa in western Greece, it was reported on Wednesday.
The Interior Ministry has put two pieces of legislation to public consultation that, among other provisions, seek to boost efficiency in the civil service by introducing bonuses for state departments which achieve annual targets.
The distance separating Greece from the European performance in key indicators remains large.
The Digital Transformation Ministry introduced an artificial intelligence tool on Wednesday that will be used in executive decision-making processes for the land registry.
The European Commission endorsed a positive preliminary assessment of Greece’s fourth payment request under the Recovery and Resilience Facility on Wednesday.
Europe urgently needs leadership. It has leaders but they cannot pull the European Union in the direction of progress. Italy’s Giorgia Meloni can’t do it, nor can various leaders in the north who want to push events to the extremes vis-a-vis Russia.
The Odessa National Opera Ballet will bring “Little Red Riding Hood” to the Athens Concert Hall (115 Vasilissis Sofias) on September 21.