The deadline for registration on the postal voting platform expired at midnight on Clean Monday, with the final number of registrants surpassing 200,000 from Greece and 127 other countries.
A fatal car accident occurred early Tuesday morning in the eastern Athenian suburb of Pikermi.
The Residential Night Rate for electricity for the summer period starts on Wednesday and will last until October 31.
Private doctors will be allowed to perform medical procedures in National Health System (ESY) hospitals, including surgeries, according to a Health Ministry amendment to a bill of the Ministry of Social Cohesion and Family.
Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Nikos Tachiaos inspected railway projects connecting the northern Peloponnese with Attica on Monday.
Intensive inspections in the agricultural market and along the borders continue in anticipation of the Easter holiday period. Minister of Rural Development and Food Lefteris Avgenakis has issued instructions for intensified inspections to protect both consumers and domestic agricultural products from counterfeit products.
Call it the end of the beginning of the AI boom.
Economic sentiment in Cyprus improved in April after two months of deterioration.
Greece aims to become a hub for pharmaceutical research and drug production in Europe.
Do we care what foreigners think of Greece, no matter their position or relationship to this country? Of course we do – and so we should, for the very simple reason that all we’ve got is our reputation.