Ancient artifact returned from Chile
A historically significant marble fragment has been repatriated to Greece from Chile.
Off-putting public service
This year’s university entry thresholds point to the persistence of a very alarming trend that has been gathering pace in recent years: The schools that lead to crucial positions in the public sector, in education and the armed forces, are no longer popular.
Watchdog stops takeover of Delta college by BC Partners’ Akmi
The Competition Commission has blocked the takeover of the Delta college by rival Akmi.
The belittlement of an anniversary
The 51st anniversary of the restoration of democracy in Greece after the fall of the 1967-1974 military dictatorship was, apparently, “celebrated” with a reception in the garden of the Presidential Mansion. But was it, really?
Fire burns through northern Athens suburb
A wildfire burned through a northern suburb of Athens on Saturday and residents were ordered to evacuate, the country’s Fire Service reported
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Little take-up by encroachers
Very few potential beneficiaries of the regulation on encroached land have applied to date.
Three imbalances of the Greek economy
The Hellenic Fiscal Council’s Spring Report, published on Thursday, refers to structural imbalances that continue to persist, despite progress in key macroeconomic indicators.
Strong bomb explosion targets prison guard’s home
A bomb explosion targeted the home of the president of the Greek association of prison guards early Saturday morning in the country’s north.
Multiple wildfires rage across Greece
Several major wildfires broke out Saturday across different parts of Greece, with the island of Evia, Messinia in the Peloponnese, the island of Kythera, and Thessaloniki in northern Greece facing simultaneous blazes. Firefighters are battling intense flames on multiple fronts, with extreme conditions making operations perilous.