A record number of new jobs in April, according to official data from the “Ergani” IT system, a decrease in unemployment, and an increase in the recorded overtime in the tourism sector due to the Digital Labor Card, were the main points of an interview by Labor and Social Security Minister Niki Kerameus with state…
The Libyan House of Representatives, based in Tobruk and aligned with General Khalifa Haftar, is reportedly preparing to ratify a controversial maritime agreement with Turkey. This development could significantly alter the geopolitical landscape in the Eastern Mediterranean.
This is not the first time that powerful interests have supported the rise of a demagogue who, once in power, goes his own way.
The Interreg project BorPres2, a cross-border project between Greece and North Macedonia, will be officially inaugurated at 12 noon on Thursday at the Prespes Town Hall in Lemos, northern Greece, by Interior Minister Theodoros Livanios.
The Environment and Energy Ministry on Tuesday said that it has submitted a draft law for public electronic consultation aimed at promoting the production of biomethane and organizing the hydrogen market.
Too many beachgoers have adopted the practice of leaving a towel or other belongings on loungers early in the morning or even the night before.
These days, more and more of us have to worry about our blood sugar. Some 38 million Americans have diabetes, and more than two times that number have prediabetes.
The Ministry of Justice is attempting to bring some order to the chaos of legal objections standing in the way of real estate auctions.
Police in Athens have announced the arrest on Monday of a 33-year-old foreign national wanted in Britain on charges of theft, money laundering and forgery.
The Greek National Opera has opened the Athens Festival at the Herod Atticus Theater with Giacomo Puccini’s unfinished masterwork, ‘Turandot’ (June 1-8).