The Education Ministry has introduced a new policy to address low attendance in after-school programs. The decision aims to improve the management of teaching staff, as many after-school classes were officially listed but attended by fewer students.
Frontex, the EU’s border agency, rescued 63 migrants 35 nautical miles south of Gavdos, Greece’s southernmost island, on Wednesday, authorities said.
Young Greeks are leaving their parents’ homes later than almost anywhere else in the European Union, with the average age reaching 30.7 years in 2024, Eurostat reported.
Constantinos Filis, the director of the Institute of Global Affairs and a professor of international relations at the American College of Greece, joins Thanos Davelis as we break down Chevron’s interest in Greece and look at how energy is set to take center stage in the US-Greece relationship.
Greece plans to extradite former politician and business tycoon Vladimir Plahotniuc to Moldova this week to face charges over a $1 billion theft from the banking system, a legal source said on Wednesday, days before the country holds a sensitive election.
A 48-year-old man was arrested on Tuesday on the island of Sifnos after police discovered a large cache of weapons and ammunition. He has been charged with illegal possession of firearms and ammunition.
A decision by US oil giant Chevron and oil refiner HelleniQ Energy to submit a bid to explore for natural gas off Crete, has brought to the surface an issue that has been preoccupying Greek public debate.
The trial of four company executives linked to Greece’s Predator spyware scandal was adjourned until October 22.
The new president of the American College of Greece, Edward Wingenbach, outlined his vision for the emergence of the institution as a leading university in Europe.
A 20-year-old sailor was killed in a labor accident while working aboard the ferry Blue Star Chios, authorities said on Wednesday.