Greece ends compulsory use of face masks on public transport
The use of face masks against Covid-19 has ceased to be compulsory on public transport in Greece.
The use of face masks against Covid-19 has ceased to be compulsory on public transport in Greece.
For the first time after 40 years of the Objective Determination of Real Estate Values system, citizens are now being provided on a nationwide scale and without spatial restrictions with the possibility of immediate information on real estate values through the app valuemaps.gov.gr.
More and more retailers are increasingly employing the so-called omnichannel strategy, utilizing modern technology means such as voice orders, simulators and chatbots.
Athens metro employees will hold a 24-hour strike on Tuesday.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Greece’s conservative prime minister, is back on the campaign trail after a month-long hiatus following the deadly train collision on February 28.
Nicosia says a new effort by Greece and Turkey to improve their relations is positive, but Greek Cypriot officials have been less excited about Athens and Ankara supporting each other’s bids in the United Nations.
A rare and ancient gold coin that morbidly celebrates the stabbing death of Julius Caesar was returned this week to Greek officials by investigators in New York who had determined it was looted and fraudulently put for sale at auction in 2020.
President Katerina Sakellaropoulou will be on a two-day visit to Serbia from Monday, state-run Athens Macedonia News Agency (AMNA) reported.
The speculation around partnerships between parties against the backdrop of ruling New Democracy’s aim to form a single-party government will be the central theme of the long election period that will end on July 2.
With the Hellenic Recycling Agency (HRA) appearing to be failing over the last two years, with repeated resignations of senior executives, the recycling project is at an impasse.