The festering tension within main opposition SYRIZA was on display again on Thursday after the leadership of Stefanos Kasselakis was openly challenged in the post-summer meeting of the party’s political secretariat.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s incoming class of 2028 saw a precipitous drop-off in the percentage of Black, Hispanic, Native American and Pacific Islander students, the university announced Wednesday.
The Independent Public Revenue Authority (AADE) uncovered 52 businesses selling goods and services online that hid income by not registering transactions worth €18.5 million.
Fur companies whose business has been hit by the Russia-Ukraine war will receive state aid ranging from €10,000 to €60,000 provided their 2022 turnover is at least 5% lower compared to the 2017-2019 average.
Revenue from tourism has increased, but spending per visitor is declining, Bank of Greece data show.
The huge fire that burned thousands of acres and found its way into the suburbs of Athens brought to the forefront the need not only for being better prepared, but also for being proactive.
A fire broke out just before 4 p.m. on Thursday aboard an intercity KTEL Thessaloniki bus on the Halkidonas-Koufalion provincial road.
There seems to be little point anymore in publishing the notorious lists containing the names of people who owe large sums of money to the state.
The organization of the NATO exercise Ramstein Flag 24, which is set to be hosted for the first time in Greece, is facing roadblocks due to Turkey’s refusal to recognize part of Athens flight information region (FIR).