The National Meteorological Service is forecasting mostly sunny weather on Sunday, with the exception of western Greece and some islands that will see scattered showers during the day.
Thousands of people continued to travel by foot toward Gaza City on Saturday as a ceasefire held overnight, but early accounts described devastation across the area.
Greece’s minister of development, Takis Theodorikakos, last Thursday inaugurated the “Hellenic Aluminium Exhibition 2025” at the Metropolitan Expo Center in eastern Attica.
Greek police in the northern town of Pella arrested two men and seized three kilos of cannabis and smaller quantities of cocaine and heroin in two separate anti-drug operations on Saturday.
Uniformed military personnel held a gathering and protest march in central Athens on Saturday against a Ministry of Defense bill.
As attention is turned to who was and especially to who wasn’t at a recent book presentation by an MP and official of ruling New Democracy, and while we spend hours debating the clashes in Parliament, the real problems we face as a country and as a society just keep growing.
The government is launching a national dialogue aimed at securing broad political consensus on major changes to the high school structure and the university admission system, with the introduction of a new National School Certificate.
In the near future, the government will likely initiate a dialogue on the establishment of a national school certificate.
His imposing yet tranquil figure couldn’t go unnoticed among a thousand Cretans. But hear him speaking Greek with the island’s distinctive intonations or introducing himself with the sing-song quality in his speech shared by older residents of Crete, he easily passes for one of them.