The Council of State has paved the way for unvaccinated health workers to return to work after ruling that the extension until the end of the year of their mandatory inoculation is unconstitutional.
The Acropolis of Athens has become accessible to the visually impaired with a new route being inaugurated on Thursday that combines models of its monuments, haptic feedback points and signs in Greek and English Braille.
A new case – the third – of possible sexual abuse of a minor at the Ark of the World children’s charity is reportedly under investigation.
Nine months since the war in Ukraine began, we are increasingly reading reports of alleged war crimes, including sexual violence against women and girls. Sadly, history is repeating itself.
“We’re fighting tooth and nail to stay open,” says Yiannis Karayiannis, the owner of Astron, a glassware and porcelain store on Voulis Street, just off downtown Syntagma Square.
Ruling New Democracy leads opposition SYRIZA by 8 percent in voting intentions, according to a new opinion poll.
The European Commission is on Friday expected to announce the approval of the second installment from the Recovery and Resilience Fund to Greece, amounting to 3.56 million euros, following the request submitted by the government at the end of September.
It was nearing the end of Hassan Zahra’s workday, herding goats on a mountaintop along Lebanon’s southeastern border, when he was ambushed by a group of Israeli soldiers, he said.
The benchmark of the Greek stock market soared to a new seven-month high on Thursday.
A city in northeastern Greece has renamed its main thoroughfare in honour Eleni Topaloudi, whose rape and murder on Rhodes in 2018 shocked the country.