Attica has been placed on red alert Tuesday as authorities warned of “a lot of water in a very short time,” prompting the preventive closure of in-person schools and a shift to remote learning, regional officials said.
Schools in much of the country are closed due to storms that have already started to affect several areas Wednesday, while civil service departments will also see disruptions as employees have been advised to work remotely.
Ferries will remain in port Wednesday due to the storms and strong winds hitting most of the country, following decisions by the Coast Guard.
Despite the growth in legal listings, illegal short-term rentals continue to be a serious problem.
With the aim of further deepening the strategic economic ties between Greece and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the president of the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry (EBEA), Yiannis Bratakos, on Monday welcomed a high-level business and institutional delegation, headed by the president of Dubai Chambers, Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, in the presence…
Greece is recording the largest reduction in unemployment ever achieved by a European Union member-state and the largest increase in employment among OECD countries, Labor Minister Niki Kerameus told ANT1 TV on Tuesday.
Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni met Algeria’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sofiane Chaib during his visit to Greece for the third meeting of the Greece-Algeria Joint Interministerial Committee, held in Athens on Monday and Tuesday.
Olympiakos and Panathinaikos scored significant victories at home at the start of one more double week in the Euroleague on Tuesday.
Abu Dhabi energy giant Masdar intends to expand further in Greece as well as the broader Southeastern European region using as its vehicle Terna Energy.
Olympiakos has attained its objective of beating Bayer Leverkusen to stay alive in the battle for entering the Champions League playoffs.