Downtown Athens and Thessaloniki will see central thoroughfares being shut down to traffic and public transportation upheavals on Tuesday, as part of security measures for the 14th anniversary of the police shooting of teenager Alexis Grigoropoulos.
The government is planning to extend the system of the taxable property prices – known as “objective values” – to seaside areas. Obviously, the aim is not to sell the seafront and beaches, but to establish a framework of rules when leasing space on them.
Applications from more than 115,000 unemployed people have been submitted to the Public Employment Service (DYPA, formerly known as OAED) for its new training programs.
A total of 68,000 new jobs will be created by six new employment programs, three of which will launch this week and the other three in 2023, the Labor & Social Affairs Ministry said on Monday.
During the holiday period, shops throughout the country will remain open on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., the Hellenic Retail Business Association (SELPE) said in a statement.
The second batch of six Rafale fighter jets out of the 24 that Greece has agreed to acquire from France is in the process of being delivered, according to Defense Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos.
Greek Finance Minister Christos Staikouras on Monday welcomed a landmark Eurogroup decision to activate debt settlement measures worth 6 billion euros for Greece.
If there’s one thing that unites my favorite albums of 2022, it’s a sense of creative abundance: of ideas spilling out so fast that songs can barely contain them, and of artists ready to follow their impulses toward revelatory extremes.
The Accor Group, a major French hotel chain, recently made an official announcement about opening its first unit in Cyprus.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has upended an energy sector that was moving at full stride – though at variable speeds – toward carbon neutrality.