In an interview with Kathimerini, North Macedonia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister Aleksandar Nikoloski emphasized the nation’s commitment to stronger regional cooperation, highlighting projects aimed at diversifying energy sources and enhancing infrastructure across the Western Balkans.
The government’s announcement of a “compassionate” tax break of up to 300 euros a month on tips earned via card payments was not met without complaints, as groups of workers doing equally hard and poorly paid jobs as waitstaff and delivery drivers also want to be included.
The Greek National Opera Ballet (364 Syngrou) opens its season with a revival of “Don Quixote” by Ludwig Minkus, reimagined by Brazilian-German choreographer Thiago Bordin.
The body of a woman was discovered in the sea near the Lipasmata area by the capital’s port of Piraeus late Monday afternoon, authorities said.
The ferry “Agia Theodora,” carrying 550 passengers and 16 crew, ran aground Monday four nautical miles northwest of Igoumenitsa in the region of Thesprotia, authorities said.
The Health Ministry submitted a legislative plan to Parliament on Friday aimed at enhancing the role and resources of primary care doctors.
Heavy traffic is reported on the Athens-Lamia highway as travelers return from the October 28 “Ochi Day” holiday weekend.
Firefighters are battling a subsurface fire on Mount Pangaio in Greece’s northern region of Macedonia, which is burning dry branches and leaves on the forest floor.
Athens’ central Syntagma metro station reopened Monday after being closed temporarily for a school parade to mark the October 28 national holiday of “Ochi Day,” train operator STASY announced.
The Greek National Opera’s Alternative Stage (364 Syngrou) presents “Isadora Duck,” an imaginative musical inspired by the dancer and choreographer Isadora Duncan and ideal for the whole family.