Minister of Tourism Olga Kefalogianni visited Nicosia following the invitation of the former minister of justice and president of the “Politia” Center for Sociopolitical Studies, Anna Koukkides-Procopiou, on the launch of its cooperation with the Women Act organization.
Stocks on the Greek bourse continued their slide for one more session on Thursday.
The escalating crises in the broader vicinity of our region, especially in recent days, have everyone worried. The Greek prime minister and his cabinet are holding meetings, contacting their foreign counterparts and conveying to the people the message that the country is in a state of readiness.
Greece has established its first trawling exclusion zone to protect rare coral ecosystems near the Fournoi Korseon islands, a milestone for marine conservation.
Smaller and older properties compared to the rest of the country were purchased in Attica in 2024.
Opposition parties issued statements criticizing the ruling New Democracy after the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) revealed it had sent information to Parliament linking two former agriculture ministers from the party, Lefteris Avgenakis and Makis Voridis, to the OPEKEPE fraud case.
The Acropolis Museum counted two million annual visitors in 2024, but daily attendance averages 7,000-8,000 – well below problematic levels.
Tensions have emerged in Greek-Libyan relations just days before Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis is scheduled to visit Libya with Tripoli issuing a strong statement accusing Greece of violating its sovereign rights.
Unemployed people aged 30 to 60 choose to create their own business, taking advantage of the programs of the Public Employment Service (DYPA), as low wages, job insecurity and – often – unfavorable working conditions, as well as high unemployment among people over 40, make entrepreneurial endeavors, despite the high risk, almost a forced way…