Workers in Athens’ buses and trolley-busses will continue their protest for a second day on Wednesday, with services running only between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m., the Athens Urban Transport Organization’s (OASA) workers’ union said.
The value of debit and credit cards transactions by Greeks last year reached 49.6 billion euros, accounting for approximately 38% of private consumption.
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias and Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu met briefly on the sidelines of a NATO meeting of foreign ministers in Brussels on Tuesday.
The Parnassos Ski Center is wrapping up the skiing season on April 13, owner Hellenic State Properties Co. and the Center, said on Tuesday.
A new platform providing citizens and animal welfare organizations free legal guidance and court representation through a specialized network of lawyers regarding animal abuse cases has been set up by the Dogs’ Voice nonprofit organization.
Belgian police and German investigators carried out a raid on Tuesday at the headquarters of the centre-right European People’s Party (EPP) as part of an investigation in Germany.
A deputy prosecutor of the Supreme Court requested on Tuesday police protection for a 12-year-old Athens girl who exposed one of the country’s biggest cases of child sex trafficking, after the victim’s legal team said she was attacked by a man with a knife.
Supreme Court prosecutor Isidoros Dogiakos requested on Tuesday the judicial decision which allowed a serial child abuser to be released from jail after serving just 12.5 years of a decades-long sentence.
A month after 12 students at Greece’s largest university were killed in a train crash, messages of grief across the campus are tinged with rage.
The Greek market will need an estimated 300,000 IT professionals by 2030 as part of the country’s digital transformation.