The government is planning to create a unified ministry for higher education, research and innovation, aiming to streamline funding, coordination and evaluation across the country’s fragmented research landscape.
Families with aging parents living alone in Greece describe a pattern of exploitation by caregivers who target elders whose children reside abroad.
The means of combating tax evasion have been modernized. Audits are automated and the system of collecting public revenues has changed fundamentally since the country’s bankruptcy.
A new movement called “Exodus” is mobilizing opposition to Greece’s personal identification number and new digital IDs, which, it claims, will cause “alterations of our bio-theory and anthropology.”
The fact that consumers are paying increasingly high prices for fruit, vegetables and meat shows that Greece is losing the battle at the retail level.
Greece’s stock market presented a mixed picture on Monday, with the benchmark losing some ground.
Authorities lifted traffic restrictions in central Athens late Monday following nationwide marches marking the 52nd anniversary of the 1973 Polytechnic uprising.
A drone has struck a Turkish-flagged tanker and set it ablaze in southern Ukraine’s Odesa region, officials said, a day after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a deal in Athens to import US liquefied natural gas through the area.
Greece’s political landscape is clouded by uncertainty as debate intensifies over whether national elections should be moved up to late 2026.