More than 1,000 underage refugees are at risk of abuse and exploitation by adults at mixed migrant camps, after a government decision reduced the number of spots at appropriate accommodation for unaccompanied minors.
A joint investigation by Greek and international media outlets has uncovered significant flaws in how Greek authorities handled the aftermath of the Pylos shipwreck, one of the Mediterranean’s deadliest migrant tragedies.
Public Power Corporation enters the Italian market through the imminent launch of operations at two new photovoltaic plants.
Cyprus will depend more on desalination plants to meet its water needs as a string of dry winters has reduced amounts in 108 dams to just a quarter of their capacity, the country’s agriculture and environment minister said Wednesday.
The court’s findings stressed that urban development incentives must be based on rigorous planning and environmental assessments, ensuring that changes are consistent with each area’s physical and architectural identity.
Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis briefed political leaders on Wednesday, one at a time, on escalating developments in Syria and the Middle East, alongside progress in Greek-Turkish relations and Cyprus, as the country readies for its two-year tenure on the United Nations Security Council starting January 1.
Four Greek universities – the Democritus University of Thrace, University of the Aegean, University of Western Macedonia, and Hellenic Mediterranean University – are forging partnerships with prestigious global institutions like Columbia, Boston, the Sorbonne, and the University of Zurich.
The government is set to introduce a parental control platform for children under 15, aiming to safeguard them from the dangers of unsupervised internet and social media use.
US president-elect Donald Trump’s pick for the American ambassador to Athens described Greeks during the crippling financial crisis of 2009-2018 as “freeloaders” who needed to be punished in the same way as a dog does when it “pees on the rug.”
Greece’s presidential elections have often acted as a trigger for major political developments. In 1980, for example, Konstantinos Karamanlis’ transition from prime minister to president was accompanied by a broad realignment of the political landscape.