Dozens of elderly expatriates from Georgia are accused of attempting to fraudulently obtain pension benefits from the Greek Social Solidarity Privileged Benefits Organization. Their trial was postponed on Tuesday until April.
Preparations are underway for the establishment of the first private university in Greece, which will be Cypriot.
Hellenic Train CEO will be investigated for perjury by a prosecutor, after his testimony over the Tempe train accident in the parliamentary inquiry.
Remote exams will be organized at institutions of higher education where it is not possible to take them in person due to student occupations, according to a decision taking at a meeting on Monday of university rectors.
In a decision that will determine the fate of the traditional character of many Aegean islands, Greece’s top annulment court is set to decide on Tuesday on the building limits on Amorgos.
An 80-year-old man was arrested for art forgery and fraud, police said on Tuesday.
The B&E Goulandris Foundation’s (goulandris.gr) Jazz at the Museum series of concerts continues with Sokratis Sinopoulos Quartet’s “Dawn at the Mediterranean” on February 9 at the foundation’s modern art museum in Pangrati.
The government is going to increase the 250,000-euro threshold for realty investment with the aim of obtaining a five-year residence permit, known as a Golden Visa, in the near future.
Albania’s top court gave the green light on Monday to a deal letting Italy build migrant processing centers on Albanian territory, a scheme that has faced criticism from opposition and rights groups.
A United Nations official said on Tuesday that her experience in negotiating an end to decades of conflict in her native Colombia may help her as she seeks to rekindle talks over Cyprus’ ethnic division.