Six in 10 patients say they don’t feel their care plan is organized around all of their health and wellness needs, describing an outpatient care system that does not ensure continuity in care, according to the conclusions of the pilot phase of a study by the Health Services Organization and Evaluation Laboratory of the University…
The Turkish parliament’s foreign affairs commission will sit down again on Tuesday to consider Sweden’s NATO membership bid, the parliament’s website showed on Friday, a first step necessary for ratification.
Two men have been remanded in custody after appearing before an investigating magistrate in Piraeus in relation to the fatal injury earlier this week of a 29-year-old officer of the Dias police motorcycle unit after a road chase.
Passenger traffic in the country’s airports in the first 11 months of the year is up 9.6 percent on the whole of 2022, data from the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority has shown. While 63.68 million passengers travelled through Greek airports in 2022, from January to November 2023 a record 69.8 million passengers did so.
Coast guard officials on Samos have picked up 27 migrants who were stranded on a rocky islet northeast of the eastern Aegean island. Upon receiving information that the migrants were on Aghios Nikolaos, a coast guard vessel approached the islet and located the group. A patrol boat subsequently, collected the migrants and took them to…
Authorities in the southern Peloponnesian city of Kalamata have rescued 81 people stranded on a ship south of the mainland, on a route frequently used to take migrants illegally to Italy, local officials have said. Municipal officials said the city had provided a temporary shelter for the people rescued, who identified themselves as coming from…
Greece plans to raise up to €10 billion euros from debt markets via short- and long-term bond issues next year, its debt agency PDMA said on Friday. Outlining its 2024 strategy, PDMA said Greece plans to repay ahead of schedule more bailout loans and reduce the amount of T-bills in circulation.
The last of the 105 suspects charged after last August’s violent incidents outside the AEK stadium in Nea Filadelfia, Athens, which resulted in the fatal injury of AEK supporter Michalis Katsouris, have been released from custody.
PASOK-KINAL head Nikos Androulakis pledged on Friday to launch a campaign against the residence-permit-for-property-buys scheme.