The gender pay gap across the Greek economy remained broadly stable between 2022 and 2024, with women continuing to earn significantly less than men, according to a new survey released by the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT).
The northern port city of Thessaloniki’s metro will shut down for 15 days in March to complete the extension to the suburb of Kalamaria, Deputy Infrastructure Minister Nikos Tachiaos announced.
On New Year’s Eve, the Thessaloniki-Skopje oil pipeline was put into operation. It has the potential to expand to neighboring markets such as Kosovo, southern Serbia, or even Bulgaria, while the natural gas interconnector that will run from Nea Mesimvria in Greece through Evzoni (Macukovo) and Gevgelija at the border to Negotino in North Macedonia,…
Taxi drivers in the Greater Athens region said Friday they will hold a new two-day strike on February 3-4 to protest electric transition timelines and competition from other driving services providers.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Friday inspected progress at the construction site of a new international airport in Crete, describing the project as a major infrastructure upgrade expected to boost the island’s growth.
A village in northern Greece is offering free housing and heating as part of an incentive package designed to attract a full-time, live-in priest.
The European Commission has launched an infringement procedure against Greece for failing to correctly implement key provisions of an EU directive on firearms, focusing on rules governing the registration and safe storage of weapons.
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias has responded to Thursday’s statement by the Turkish Defense Ministry claiming that two maritime notices recently issued by Turkey, which call on Athens to coordinate with Ankara on all research activities in areas of the Aegean Sea Turkey considers part of its continental shelf, are of indefinite validity.
Work to build a memorial park for Greek Holocaust victims in Thessaloniki is expected to start within the next few months, following the conclusion of legal challenges by companies involved in the tender.
Authorities on Cyprus are scrambling to deal with the case of 13 kilos of high explosives that appear to have gone missing from the country’s national guard stores.