The Greek government plans to introduce measures to improve banking sector competitiveness and ensure it serves the public effectively, Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister Thanasis Kontogeorgis said Monday.
With the Thessaloniki metro’s inauguration out of the way, the next cause of celebration we have to look forward to is the installation of new traffic cameras, which the government has vowed to do by the summer of 2025.
Every 10 hours, a family in Greece learns that their child’s life is threatened by a serious illness, according to the Prevalence & Incidence Research global study.
The Petit Plan: Europa Short Film Festival (petitplan.org) returns December 10-13, celebrating its fifth year with 33 European short films screened for free at the Goethe Institute (14-16 Omirou) and the Hellenic American Union (22 Massalias).
Police have arrested two of the six perpetrators involved in Monday morning’s shooting incident in the southern Athens suburb of Glyfada that left two people dead and one injured.
The companies that manage social media claim they are not responsible for the content distributed on their platforms. The distribution of content, however, is not unbiased or unaided.
Sixteen EU countries have asked the European Commission to propose a new law in the coming months on taxing tobacco in the bloc to include new products such as electronic cigarettes – vapes – which are not covered under existing legislation.
Greece has emerged as the country most exposed to Internet malware, according to data released Monday by software security firm Kaspersky.
The local bourse extended its rising streak to six sessions on Monday.
The Grevena Gymnastics Club in Western Macedonia expressed gratitude to two-time Olympic gold medalist Miltos Tentoglou for his generous donation, which will be used to purchase new equipment for the athletes.