Greece faces a nationwide strike on Wednesday that is expected to bring widespread disruptions across transport, healthcare and public services, as unions protest against the government’s proposed labor legislation.
A university doctor in Thessaloniki was sentenced to 30 months in prison, suspended for three years, after being found guilty of repeatedly taking “fakelaki” bribes from patients for angioplasty surgeries in a public hospital.
This first autonomous organized food retail store under the Smartshop brand does not belong to any of the domestic supermarket chains, but to Core Innovations, a subsidiary of the Motor Oil group.
Air traffic controllers appear intransigent, with almost no scope for negotiations with the Transport Ministry.
The judicial investigation into Greece’s deadliest rail disaster at Tempe in late February 2023 is moving toward trial after a court rejected further calls for additional inquiries.
Police in northern Greece have arrested three suspects accused of smuggling migrants into the country in two separate incidents.
Police in Athens are investigating a shooting early Tuesday that left a 38-year-old man wounded.
Greek universities are stepping up efforts to attract international students as global demand for studying abroad continues to rise, according to two new surveys presented by Kathimerini.
Greece must submit a revised action plan for the operation of the Payment and Control Agency for Guidance and Guarantee Community Aid (OPEKEPE) by November 4, officials said, amid mounting concerns in the agricultural sector.
The first woman to serve as the United States’ ambassador to Greece, Kimberley Guilfoyle was sworn in on Monday and will be heading to Athens to assume her post within October.