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Athens University defies rules on student expulsions
The University of Athens Senate has authorized a supplemental exam session through November 25 for students facing expulsion under maximum study duration limits, a decision Education Ministry officials say violates legal guidelines.
Greece eligible for solidarity fund
Amid ongoing migration pressures, four European Union member-states, including Greece, have been deemed “eligible” by the European Commission for access to the so-called “solidarity pool” under the Migration and Asylum Pact, set to take effect in June 2026.
New signing Faried helps Greens win at Paris
Revitalized Panathinaikos defeated Paris Basketball in France on Tuesday and Olympiakos swept Zalgiris Kaunas in Piraeus on Wednesday.
Clashes at Serres migrant facility after asylum rejections
Police have made several arrests following unrest inside a migrant facility in Serres in the north of the country.
Heartless technocrats
How nice it sounds, how easy to digest, how captivating… The reason for the slogan that many of our lawmakers shouted on the occasion of the ELTA affair: “No to the rule of technocrats. Yes to democracy.”
Over 2.5 million new Greek ID cards Issued since September 2023
The issuance of the new Greek ID cards officially began on September 25, 2023. According to the latest data, more than 2.5 million new IDs have already been issued, while the total number requiring replacement is estimated at around 9 million.
Man arrested for bomb that sparked Vorizia feud-linked shooting
Police have arrested a 23-year-old man suspected of planting a bomb at a house in the Cretan village Vorizia, near Iraklio, which triggered a feud-related shooting on November 1 that left two people dead and several others injured.
Mulatu Astatke | Athens | November 25
After having to cancel his September performance at Theatro Vrachon, the “father of Ethiopian jazz,” Mulatu Astatke, will return to Athens for a concert at the Christmas Theater (139 Veikou) on November 25.
Shared custody reshapes Greek families
A sweeping reform of Greece’s family law has redefined how separated or divorced parents raise their children, making joint and equal custody the new default arrangement and reshaping long-held family dynamics.