The Education Ministry is rolling out a digital platform allowing parents to track the status of their child’s application for special classroom support at state evaluation centers, known as KEDASY, after a surge in requests has led to assessment delays.
Three young men pretending to be members of the police force were arrested in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, when they unwittingly attempted to pull over an off-duty police officer.
Solid growth, with GDP expanding above 2% in 2026, as well as a strong fiscal performance and a dip in the debt below 140% of GDP in the same year, will be the main elements of the 2026 draft budget.
The further development of the Aktor group in the concessions sector, as well as in renewable energy sources, is the primary goal of management goal, chairman and chief executive Alexandros Exarchou said.
Former prime minister Alexis Tsipras resigned from Parliament Monday, further fueling speculation about his founding a new political party.
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew and Patriarchate officials are optimistic that the Theological School of Halki, shuttered by the Turkish government in 1971, will open sooner rather than later.
Route and terminal fees, i.e. the amounts paid by airlines to use Greek airspace, generate significant revenues, which are collected and remitted to Greece by Eurocontrol. Last year they amounted to €220 million.
It has been at least four decades that middlemen import cheap honey of doubtful quality and mix it with locally produced ones to sell it as wholly Greek, beekeepers complain.
Australian police have charged a gunman who allegedly fired indiscriminately on a suburban street, leaving one person seriously injured and sparking a shootout with officers.
Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos and Saudi Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources Bandar Alkhorayef and National Industrial Development Center CEO Saleh Al-Solami met at the ministry in Athens and then paid a visit to the Onex Elefsis Shipyards on Monday.