Doctor shortage treated with cash incentive
The Health Ministry approved 108 residency positions for doctors who specialized in general practice and internal medicine in 2025, addressing critical staffing shortages in hospitals nationwide.
Severe storm disrupts traffic in Athens
A severe storm hit Athens on Thursday afternoon, disrupting traffic across large parts of the capital as heavy rainfall battered the city.
Greece records second-lowest unemployment rate in 22 years
Greece recorded its second-best unemployment performance in 22 years in December, with the jobless rate falling to 7.5%, according to the latest monthly data released by the National Statistical Authority (ELSTAT).
Ten dishes worth the table: where to eat right now in Athens
We’ve compiled ten of the tastiest, most popular, and consistently excellent dishes to enjoy in Athens right now.
Greece, France to expand military cooperation, sign mutual defense deal
Greece and France propose to update and expand their military cooperation agreement with a mutual defense clause within the next couple of months, officials said Thursday.
Two 17-year-olds face charges over hoax school bomb warning
Two 17-year-old schoolboys have been arrested for allegedly making a hoax call claiming there was a bomb in their school in western Athens, police said Thursday.
ATMs cause bank friction
The free cash withdrawals across the ATM network that the government imposed in August have created friction among banks.
Fashion designer pays homage to traditional silken arts
Bridging the gap between historic Greek craftsmanship and avant-garde couture, fashion designer Denise Eleftheriou has launched her latest exhibition, “Garment of Threads,” at the Benaki Museum’s Mentis-Antonopoulos Passementerie.
Nova restoring mobile telephony services outage
Telecommunications provider Nova is working to restore its mobile telephony services after a network outage on Thursday afternoon, shortly before 2 p.m.