Kosovo’s parliament has failed to elect a new speaker for the fourth time, prolonging a legislative crisis that has prevented efforts to form a new government more than two months after an inconclusive election.
The Labor Ministry made a significant contribution to the creation of a budget surplus for 2024, as employment growth, unemployment reduction, salary raises and extensive use of the digital labor card contributed to the state’s revenues increasing by at least 850 million euros.
Who would have imagined that American universities would come under such an attack? As The New York Times wrote, “the government said it wanted the Harvard faculty’s power reduced, and demanded that Harvard embrace ‘merit-based’ admissions and hiring policies.
A new digital service is making it simpler for consumers to switch their fixed and mobile telephony, internet and pay TV providers.
Four individuals have been arrested in connection with Friday morning’s fatal accident at Patra port, which led to the death of a 47-year-old female deckhand.
Deputy Minister of Defense Thanassis Davakis has paid tribute to the fallen soldiers of Australia and New Zealand during the ANZAC Day memorial service held at Faliro War Cemetery in Athens.
Turkish authorities have temporarily suspended the release of the horror film “Rum Yetimhanesi” (Rum Orphanage) following a court order triggered by a legal complaint from the Istanbul-based Ecumenical Patriarchate.
Six people, including a senior public official, were arrested in Crete on Wednesday for their alleged involvement in an antiquities smuggling ring, police said.
FDD’s Sinan Ciddi and Bradley Bowman join Thanos Davelis to break down why Germany’s move to block the sale of Eurofighter jets to Turkey is significant and whether it should serve as an example to the Trump administration as Turkey presses it to lift CAATSA sanctions and sell it F-35s.
Tickets for Greek rapper Lex’s upcoming summer concert in Athens sold out in less than 24 hours, it was announced on Friday.