Only six newly appointed teachers out of about 20,000 received an unsatisfactory rating in individual evaluations, placing them in the lowest performance grade, according to an Education Ministry source.
The key UN envoy seeking to break a deadlock in Cyprus’s long-running division said she was cautiously optimistic about a breakthrough but that it would be premature to convene a multi-nation summit on the conflict.
The integration of the Athens Stock Exchange into the Euronext Group is bringing about significant developments for the Greek sovereign bond market.
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis will chair a national foreign policy council on Wednesday, the ministry said.
Greece has asked the US about the price and availability of three new C-130J-30 transport aircraft, according to the Hellenic Air Force. The latest Lockheed Martin model features an extended fuselage for heavier cargo and more personnel.
The Supreme General Confederation of Pensioners of Greece (AGSSE) was holding a protest rally on Tuesday outside the Labor and Social Security Ministry in central Athens over pensions, health care and cost-of-living issues.
Students at the 15th High School in the central Athenian district of Kypseli where a 14-year-old girl was injured in a stabbing incident begun a sit-in on Tuesday.
Services on Athens’ Metro Line 3 towards the city’s international airport has been restored, the operating company STASY said.
Police in Thessaloniki filed a criminal case against a 55-year-old woman on Tuesday on charges of rape and abuse of a minor.
PASOK lawmaker Michalis Katrinis, whose son was arrested early Tuesday morning for driving without a licence, speeding and refusing to stop at a police check, denounced the teenager’s “unjustified and illegal act.”