In a bid to tackle the scourge of double parking, traffic police will soon be unleashed in Athens and other major urban centers with tablets to identify offenders and directly calculate the fines, which will be transmitted directly to TAXISnet.
Greece’s Cyber Security Authority has issued an advisory concerning a spike in phishing attacks – that is seemingly innocent SMS messages and emails purporting to be from official agencies asking for sensitive private information.
“With this heat, maybe I should ask my friends in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf for some camels,” Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis quipped in an interview with Skai TV on Wednesday night.
Technopolis welcomes outstanding violinist Lindsey Stirling for her first performance in Greece.
The reconstruction of Ukraine will require a large-scale coordinated and collective effort by all actors in the international community, Cyprus’ Minister for Finance Makis Keravnos said, adding that Nicosia will take part in the effort, having also been a victim of foreign invasion.
“Heineken believes in Greece. It believes in the country and the company, Athenian Brewery,” said Alexandros Daniilidis, the managing director of Athenian Brewery, which turns 60 this year.
One man was killed and another injured after unknown assailants opened fire on them in their rented holiday home early on Saturday in the tourist destination of Hanioti in Halkidiki, northern Greece.
The presence for the first time of a Hellenic Federation of Enterprises and Industries (SEV) representative at Friday’s meeting of rectors sent a clear message that universities are turning their attention to the labor market.
Nikos Pappas, who served as the minister of digital policy, telecommunications, and media from November 2016 to July 2019, on Saturday announced his candidacy for the leadership of the leftist SYRIZA party.
The Benaki Museum presents a retrospective exhibition in honor of the photographer Elli Sougioultzoglou-Seraidari, better known as Nelly’s.