Economic growth in the six Western Balkans countries is projected to moderately slow in 2025 due to weaker external demand and global economic uncertainty, the World Bank has said in a bi-annual report.
The Labor Ministry is promoting significant interventions in individual labor law with a bill that introduces changes in the arrangement of working time.
Acclaimed theater director Michail Marmarinos has been appointed artistic director of the Athens-Epidaurus Festival, Greece’s Culture Ministry said in a statement on Monday.
Greece is the most popular destination for travelers this summer, Henley Vazquez, co-founder of travel agency Fora, told Bloomberg.
The deadly Tempe train collision is back on the political agenda this week, as a new judicial file concerning the potential liability of former Transport Minister Kostas Karamanlis is set to be sent to Parliament.
Experts on Monday downplayed the risks posed by ground fissures in the settlement of Voutes, located in the Iraklio region of Crete.
Greece is moving carefully to ease tensions with Turkey while advancing key energy projects, amid sensitivities triggered by its new maritime spatial plan.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis outlined key provisions of an upcoming bill on the safety and modernization of Greece’s railway network during a Cabinet meeting on Monday. He emphasized that the goal is to restore public trust in the network, which has been severely undermined by the 2023 Tempe train collision, the deadliest in Greek history.
European travelers appear willing to turn to new destinations even in periods when there is no congestion.
The Harvard University Hellenic Students Association (HUHSA), the first university-wide organization connecting the Ivy League school’s Hellenic community, will hold its launch event this week.