A strike called by teacher unions to coincide with the holding of the country’s first-ever testing program aimed at evaluating whether schools are giving youngsters the education and skills they need has been declared illegal by an Athens court.
The Acropolis Museum will mark the European Night of Museums on Saturday, May 13, with extended opening hours from 9 a.m. to midnight and free entry from 8 p.m.
Police have arrested a 45-year-old male Coast Guard officer on suspicion that he planted a live hand grenade outside the home of a female colleague in the southern Athens suburb of Glyfada.
A Thessaloniki appeals court has sentenced a 65-year-old man to seven years’ imprisonment for the sexual abuse of a 6-year-old neighbor. The case became known in 2018 when the victim told her parents about the abuse, which began two years beforehand.
Artificial intelligence is being deployed in the battle for the prevention and management of forest fires through innovative programs developed and coordinated by the National Observatory of Athens (NOA).
The Greek Embassy in Washington, DC, is unveiling an exhibition of photographs by Dody Tsiantar, a journalist and retired adjunct professor at Columbia University J School.
Wednesday’s televised debate between party leaders ahead of the May 21 elections will not “make any difference if it’s just a series of parallel monologues,” SYRIZA’s Alexis Tsipras said on Tuesday, accusing the prime minister of dodging a one-on-one debate.
During this summer, Greece is not only certain to post a record number of flights and passengers but also a record amount of delays in the departures and arrivals of airplanes.
More than 100 kilograms of cocaine were seized by police in Thessaloniki investigating a drug smuggling network.
The state is looking to execute demolition orders on the popular island of Mykonos which were finalized in previous years.