The government is exploring changes to its university admission system, including holding national exams twice a year and allowing students with an International Baccalaureate (IB) to apply to public universities without taking the Greek exams.
Greek ministers discussed on Tuesday the government’s national strategy to protect children from the dangers of unsupervised internet and digital addiction.
Greek parents delay the completion of children’s vaccinations against diseases such as whooping cough or measles, while there are differences in vaccination coverage between regions in the country, a study by the National Public Health Organization (EODY) has shown.
A man was hit and killed by a truck that was speeding on Marathonos Avenue, East Attica, on Tuesday afternoon.
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Greece is overhauling its military infrastructure, with the first phase of a sweeping reorganization set to close 10 non-critical army camps and merge five units by December 31.
The government will discuss introducing a social media age limit of 15 years, Minister of State Akis Skertsos announced in an interview on Mega TV on Tuesday.
A 4-magnitude earthquake was recorded early Tuesday morning in the sea off the island of Nisyros, the Athens National Observatory’s Geodynamics Institute said.
The European Commission has called on Greece to comply with the European Union’s directive for railway safety in a letter of formal notice.
The owner of the amusement park, his wife and the operator of the ride that claimed the life of a 19-year-old last August in northern Greece, are set to testify on Tuesday for the felony charges of homicide with possible intent and attempted homicide.