Police in Athens have arrested three people suspected of illegally dumping rubble and wood remnants from a construction site by the roadside in the Aghios Ioannis Rendis industrial area, authorities said Wednesday.
Education ministry officials have failed in their duty to provide an alternative course for secondary school pupils exempt from religious education, Greece’s highest administrative court has ruled.
Farmers have removed tractors and other vehicles from most highways and key border crossings after more than 50 days, as protesters appeared convinced that they could not prise further concessions out of the government.
Private investment fund HIG Capital Advisors LLC is in the final steps before issuing the necessary building permits for the construction of a large luxury resort on the Athenian Riviera.
Civil protection authorities on Wednesday issued an alert urging Athenians to keep indoors as much as possible ahead of severe weather conditions forecast from noon until evening.
Unemployment among Greek students is the highest in the European Union, according to Eurostat data, as young people are discouraged by low salaries and poor work conditio
The fourth investment of the EOS II fund, of EOS Capital Partners led by Apostolos Tamvakakis, is once again in a food company.
The Education Ministry plans to include university admissions for holders of a public International Baccalaureate in a national dialogue on establishing a National Leaving Certificate.
The government is attempting to shift focus to a positive agenda after 50 days of farmer protests, presenting an ambitious 2026 plan emphasizing health and education reforms.
The depth of cooperation between Greece and Israel was underscored on Tuesday by a meeting in Athens between the two countries’ defense ministers.