The Health Ministry plans to bring all ambulances run by local health centers under the National Center for Emergency Assistance (EKAB) to make emergency response more effective, especially in far-off places.
School students, parents and teachers are planning rallies in Athens, Thessaloniki and other parts of the country on Monday to protest the government’s “anti-educational” reform, as one union described the changes being planned.
In October 2023, the number of registered unemployed persons in Cyprus exhibited a significant decline, marking a 17.4% decrease on an annual basis, equivalent to 1,951 individuals, as reported by the country’s statistical office (CyStat).
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced Sunday that an airplane will depart Monday morning with humanitarian aid for the Gaza Strip.
Negotiations between DEPA Commercial and Gazprom are at a pivotal point, which may lead to arbitration or even a complete stop in Russian gas imports.
PAOK triumphed at Olympiakos on Sunday after AEK stumbled at Kifissia on Saturday, allowing Panathinaikos to open a four-point gap at the top of the Super League table.
Parliament’s website will be publishing the declarations of 1,034 politicians in which they detail the provenance of their wealth and assets on Monday instead of Sunday, as originally planned.
European Commission Vice-President Margaritis Schinas, whose portfolio includes the fight against Anti-Semitism, released a statement on behalf of the Commission Sunday condemning the recent “spike of antisemitic incidents across Europe”
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken met with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides Sunday to discuss the situation in Gaza and, specifically, Cyprus’ proposal to create a sea corridor for humanitarian assistance.
Young and skilled oud player and composer Thomas Meleteas invites Dimosthenis Karachristodoulou to accompany him with the traditional Greek lyre on the Zp87 stage (87 Zoodochou Pigis) to present music from his recent album “Plexoudes” (Three Circles, 2023).