Greece appears to be well and truly entering a protracted pre-election period, with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis asserting during a tour of the Athens suburb of Kallithea at the weekend that the “climate already smells of elections.”
Authorities have ordered school closures following a magnitude 4.8 earthquake that struck an area in southern Greece where seismic activity is rare.
Trash has piled up on the streets of the northern port city of Thessaloniki and will continue to do so after municipal employees on Tuesday decided to escalate their protest action by extending a three-day strike that began on Monday until the end of the week.
This year “will be one of historic records for both foreign direct investment in Greece and for exports,” Finance Minister Christos Staikouras told a conference on the economy on Tuesday.
Greece is expected to be hit by a low-pressure system coming in from Italy in the West on Tuesday evening, before it marches east to other parts of the country through Thursday.
A ferry boat carrying 31 passengers and 18 crew managed to sail safely into port in Kalymnos on Monday night after crashing into a reef off the coast of Telendos, en route from Leros, in the southeastern Aegean.
Dr Nervana Mahmoud joins Thanos Davelis to break down whether we are seeing a thaw in relations between Egypt and Turkey following Turkish President Erdogan’s handshake with his Egyptian counterpart at the World Cup, what steps Cairo still expects to see from Ankara, and where Greek-Egyptian relations fit in the broader discussion.
A recovery in Greece’s residential real estate market picked up pace in the third quarter, as the economy continued to expand and inflation rose near a three-decade high, central bank data showed on Tuesday.
Unvaccinated health workers of the National Health System (ESY) will return to work under a strict protocol that will include regular rapid testing.
While world affairs become more complicated by the day, leaving an impact that influences each and every country, pressing questions are popping up.