A man who fell onto the railway tracks at Athens metro station Evangelismos on Sunday morning has been safely removed and transported by ambulance for medical treatment after sustaining injuries in the incident.
The government will present, on Monday, a draft bill to the Cabinet that will introduce a comprehensive set of measures aimed at upgrading rail safety, strengthening control mechanisms, and establishing uniform supervision across the entire national rail network.
The government is set to launch Greece’s first online platform allowing citizens to directly evaluate public services, in an effort to reshape the relationship between citizens and the state.
US Maritime Payment Solutions LLC is making its Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum debut this year, where it plans to showcase ShipMoney, an e-wallet and Visa branded payroll card program for seafarers.
Athens-listed Ellaktor Group registered a 353.8-million-euro turnover in 2024 over €808.5 million in 2023, down by 56%, due to the non-inclusion of the construction sector and the handing over of the Attiki Odos highway to the state in the last quarter of 2024, it said in its annual report on Friday.
While technological advancements in weapons systems may require more professional soldiers, reservists continue to be an essential element of the Hellenic Armed Forces.
The procedure for professionals and businesses to cease operations is simplified with the publication of a relevant decision by the Independent Authority for Public Revenue governor, Giorgos Pitsilis.
The hardest form of hatred to combat is that rooted in religion. No matter what is said to a jihadist, no matter what arguments are presented, once they are convinced that God (beyond all reason) wants the “infidels” dead, they will strap on explosives and take down anyone in their path.
Earnings reported to tax authorities showed a 103% increase last year compared to 2023.
Europe is, quite literally, becoming an “old continent” – it’s been well documented. The issue of the population’s aging keeps coming back to the fore and, every time, the numbers just get worse and worse.