Greek stocks are fast becoming a popular option for investors, with some expecting an upgrade to coveted developed-market status next year, as the economy outpaces its eurozone peers and bank stocks roar ahead.
A woman who fell from the seventh floor of a hotel at the intersection of Michalakopoulou and Papadiamantopoulou streets in the center of Athens earlier on Tuesday has lost her life.
Free confidential testing for HIV, viral hepatitis B and C, as well as syphilis, is being offered at the municipal clinics of Athens.
Greece’s parliament has just approved the 2025 budget, with Prime Minister Mitsotakis highlighting measures designed to help mostly lower income households in the face of rising costs.
At the heart of the tribute to the iconic Kokkinou – Kourkoulas architectural office was a ceremony of reflection, celebration, and loss.
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 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.
Greek ministers discussed on Tuesday the government’s national strategy to protect children from the dangers of unsupervised internet and digital addiction.
A man was hit and killed by a truck that was speeding on Marathonos Avenue, East Attica, on Tuesday afternoon.
Discover the timeless wisdom of the Cretan Diet at Petros Marinakis’ Botanical Garden of Crete, where traditional principles find new forms of expression.