Greek, Serbian police to hold joint summer patrols in Halkidiki, Zakynthos
Greek and Serbian police officers will conduct joint patrols this summer in parts of Greece that are popular with Serbian tourists, officials said Tuesday.
ATHEX: Athinon Avenue continues its decline
The Greek stock market suffered a price drop for a third day in a row on Tuesday.
Are minority governments sustainable?
On November 16, 2023, Pedro Sanchez, leader of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE), despite having come second in the general elections of July 23, 2023 – and having only 121 deputies out of a total of 350 – received a vote of confidence,
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Europe in a state of urgency
“Europe’s fundamental values are prosperity, equity, freedom, peace and democracy in a sustainable environment
Corruption watchdog urges return of €1.86 mln in irregular state benefits
Greece’s independent corruption watchdog said Tuesday it has discovered irregular state welfare payments worth a total €1.86 million made between 2020 and 2022, and urged authorities to recoup the money.
Medical groups criticize new military service deferment limits for doctors
Medical associations have voiced strong opposition to recent changes limiting military service deferments for young doctors in Greece, warning the move could intensify the migration of medical professionals abroad.
West hit by landslides and road subsidence as rain persists
Heavy rainfall in many parts of Greece has caused serious disruption, particularly in western Greece, as a third consecutive wave of storms hit areas already saturated by earlier downpours.
‘Impossible’ was never in her vocabulary
A Byzantine scholar who engaged with world leaders, artists, and thinkers, championing free thought rooted in Greek heritage.