A ministerial decision published in the Government Gazette sets the maximum duration of study at universities and outlines conditions for extending studies, the process of student expulsion and rules for extraordinary make-up exams.
An 18-year-old confessed at the Trikala Courthouse Friday that he killed his 54-year-old mother by strangling her with a towel, a claim confirmed by the forensic report.
Greece is developing into a major entry point for American liquefied natural gas (LNG) destined for Bulgaria, Moldova, Ukraine, Hungary and other European countries, Minister of Environment and Energy Stavros Papastavrou said Thursday at the Renewable and Storage Forum.
A quiet mystery surrounds a bronze likeness of the composer Manos Hadjidakis that was to be unveiled Thursday in the Pangrati Grove.
Eleven defendants appeared Friday before European investigator Kyrillos Siatras in the OPEKEPE case and were released under restrictive conditions. One defendant requested and received a new deadline for the next few days.
Over 20% of young people who work or are looking for work have a higher educational level.
We are used to the “selective enforcement” – see also customary disregard – of the smoking ban in Greece.
A court in Cyprus on Friday sentenced an Israeli businessman to five years for developing and selling luxury apartment complexes in the breakaway northern part of the divided island without permission of the Greek Cypriot owners of the land.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Friday convened a preparatory meeting at the Maximos Mansion to address the growing water shortage in the Athens metropolitan area.