The “Christmas Basket” initiative, ushering in price reductions for six additional categories of basic products needed for the festive season, was launched on Wednesday and will apply up to January 3.
The government of Cyprus is stepping up to help homeowners struggling with rising interest rates and inflation.
Infrastructure and Transport Minister Christos Staikouras, Deputy Environment and Energy Minister Alexandra Sdoukou and the founder and chief executive of Tsakos Energy Navigation (TEN), Nikolas Tsakos, were among the Greek officials attending the “Greek American Issuer Day” event at the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday.
Four flagship investments with a combined budget of 253 million euros were approved by the Interministerial Committee for Strategic Investments, as part of the implementation of the country’s new production model.
The systemic shortcomings revealed in Greece’s military hospitals highlight the critical importance of certain public sector positions, particularly those of administrators in National Health System (ESY) clinics.
American foreign policy may have fallen victim to excessive political correctness, to the “woke” culture.
Ongoing archaeological research at the intersection of Erechtheion and Kallisperi Streets, near the Herodion, has revealed new archaeological findings, according to the Ministry of Culture.
Two mild earthquakes shook Athens early Wednesday evening, sparking concern across the city.
Air pollution continues to claim thousands of lives annually in Europe, with Greece seeing 10,700 premature deaths linked to airborne particulate matter, according to the European Environment Agency’s annual report.