Eight Greek universities were included in the latest QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) global university rankings against the background of lively debates to review the Greek Constitution’s Article 16, which prohibits the establishment of private universities.
Visa has announced that six contactless ticketing machines are now operating at the main entrances to the archaeological sites of the Acropolis, Ancient Olympia, Epidaurus and the Delphi Archaeological Museum.
An earthquake of magnitude 5.2 struck eastern Turkey on Thursday.
A project to upgrade and modernize the heliport on the island of Alonissos has been completed, according to a posting on X by the island’s official site, Visit Alonissos.
Operational mistakes in frontline state services are inevitable. The question is whether these services learn from their mistakes and improve.
After several years of virtually nonexistent relations, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis spoke on the telephone Wednesday with his Libyan counterpart Najla Mangoush, signaling that contacts between Athens and Tripoli are at a turning point.
A subdued session saw Greek stocks decline slightly on Thursday, in contrast to the gains in other European markets.
The International Coordinating Committee – Justice for Cyprus (PSEKA) has announced the death of Leo Louchios, a “giant” of local politics in Chicago, Illinois.
A 29-year-old man who has allegedly confessed to starting a wildfire in a pine forest in the central Peloponnese was remanded into pretrial custody by an investigating magistrate on Thursday.