Europe has a big problem with worker mobility. Less than 4% of the European Union’s productive population works in countries other than their own. This is unsustainable if EU economic growth can match that of its competitors.
Franz Ferdinand are set to bring their explosive live energy to Athens with a highly anticipated concert at the Lycabettus Theater.
A New Zealand-flagged sailing yacht carrying five foreign nationals ran aground in the sea area of Kanapitsa, south of Skiathos island.
Prime Minister Mitsotakis reaffirmed Greece’s support for Ukraine in his customary weekly social media post on Sunday, saying that it aligns with the country’s national interest.
Greece will need more than two million workers by 2035, according to a European study that highlights the dual challenge and opportunity facing the country’s economy.
Finance Ministry officials are rethinking which incentives to encourage electronic payments have worked and which have not.
Starting Sunday, temperatures will drop across Greece, while strong winds are expected in the Aegean.
Nikos Romanos, the prime minister’s director of digital communication, sharply rebuked the spread of fake news in Greece, calling it “the greatest threat faced by modern Western democracies and a key tool of the extremes worldwide.”
For more than 260 years, scientists have consider giraffes a single species. Giraffa camelopardalis, as it was long known, existed across thousands of miles of African grasslands and woodlands.