Debate over senior drivers: Safety hazard or bias?
Recent traffic accidents have reignited debate over whether age limits should apply to driving or if such discussions constitute age discrimination.
Greece among EU countries with the lowest hourly labor costs
According to Eurostat data released on Friday, Greece has one of the lowest hourly labor costs in the EU, at €16.7.
Traffic disrupted on central Athens street due to building fire
Traffic on Amerikis Street in central Athens was temporarily suspended on Friday afternoon by the police due to a fire in a building in the area.
WHO: One in four young adults in Greece suffers from mental health issue
One in four young adults in Greece, aged 15 to 29, suffers from some form of mental disorder, with self-harm being the sixth leading cause of death among those aged 10 to 14 and 15 to 19, according to a recent report by the World Health Organization’s European branch.
Springtime in Arcadia: What to see, do and eat
Just a short distance from Athens, the mountain villages of Arcadia, perched above the Lousios Gorge, are perfect for a spring weekend escape.
Philippe Malouin & Sofia Stevi | Athens | To April 12
The Breeder Gallery (45 Iasonos) presents “In Dialogue: Philippe Malouin and Sofia Stevi,” an art exhibition exploring the interplay of form and material
PM: Four-way partnership to continue as regional interests align
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has described France’s active engagement in developments in the East Mediterranean as “very important”, while expressing confidence that a regional partnership involving Greece, France, Cyprus and Lebanon will continue as “our interests in the wider region fully align.”
Health service officials arrested on Crete
Police have arrested two health service officials on Crete for allegedly blackmailing shopkeepers and accepting bribes in exchange for skipping sanitary inspections.
No convergence with the EU yet
Greece’s GDP per capita was 70% of the European Union average in 2024 in purchasing power parity terms.
Parliamentary committee to refer Triantopoulos to the judge on April 7
The parliamentary investigative committee examining former minister Christos Triantopoulos’ role in the handling of the Tempe disaster site will reconvene for the last time on Monday, April 7, to refer Triantopoulos to the judiciary. This decision was made during the committee’s session on Friday.