It is only about 525 meters long, yet over the past five years it has dominated public debate more than almost any other street in central Athens. Vasilissis Olgas has become a symbol of the discontinuity and inefficiency of public administration, the absence of serious planning, and the political opportunism that repeatedly creates obstacles for…
The Ministry of Defense submitted for public consultation a draft bill that will allow the voluntary enlistment of women in the military, as part of a sweeping defense reform bill aimed at reshaping the Armed Forces into a more flexible force with higher combat readiness.
Gerald Knaus, architect of the 2016 EU-Turkey deal, and founding chairman of the European Stability Initiative (ESI), was in Athens a few days ago, invited by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation for a lecture on “Germany, Greece and the Future of European Borders.”
Jordan’s capital, Amman, still bears Greek influence dating back to the Hellenistic era, when it was named Philadelphia by Ptolemy II after its conquest in 285 BC.
Greece’s national agency responsible for distributing EU aid to farmers, known as OPEKEPE, announced on Saturday that it has made additional payments amounting to 46 million euros in total to 82,870 farmers for subsidies applied for in 2024.
Two teens, aged 17 and 16, were arrested in Pyrgos for the attempted rape of a fellow student.
Eight defendants facing misdemeanor charges of breach of duty for altering the site of Greece’s biggest train crash in 2023 have been given until mid-December to testify.
A new cabinet act, expected within the month, will provide for some 80,000 positions in Greece for salaried labor, seasonal employment, and highly skilled work for citizens from third countries,
Any further concentration of the supermarket sector leads to a reduction in prices, say representatives of the sector, who believe that fewer and larger businesses have lower operating costs and higher performance.
Police have arrested an archaeologist in Athens who is accused of helping manage the private antiquities collection of a Bulgarian businessman known in his country by the nickname “the Skull.”