Police in North Macedonia say they have discovered 87 migrants crammed into a truck with a trailer in the southern part of the country and arrested two men for migrant smuggling. Police said the migrants, who included 45 Syrians, 39 Pakistanis, two Congolese and one Indian – were found early Saturday during a routine check…
Greece is acquiring an undergraduate department related to the Fourth Industrial Revolution, which will deal, among other things, with big data and drones.
The Hellenic Federation of University Teachers’ Associations (POSDEP) has announced a strike on Wednesday and Thursday in reaction to a bill on universities that was passed in principle by Parliament’s Committee on Educational Affairs.
Europe expects to learn about Moscow’s genuine intentions regarding the delivery of natural gas in 10 days, since the repair and maintenance work that will interrupt flow through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline on Monday is expected to be finished on July 21.
Cyprus’ annual technology conference, the Digital Agenda Cyprus Summit 2022, is set to take place on October 18. This year’s theme, “The Crossroads,” aims to open up a debate about where Cyprus is heading in terms of its individuals, as a society and as a country.
An interdisciplinary research team, Boulouki, has been studying Santorini’s vernacular architecture and presents “Under the Landscape,” a two-part exhibition held on the southeastern Aegean island and the islet of Thirasia through July 24.
The decision not to go ahead with early elections was institutional in nature because the country must, at some point, enter a historic phase of having elections at the end of each four-year term.
The government is allowing power suppliers in Greece to see whether Moscow will continue to supply gas to Europe after the completion of planned maintenance works on the Nord Stream 1 pipeline on July 21, and then announce their electricity tariffs for August.
Greek health authorities announced 13,306 new cases of Covid-19 and 28 virus-related deaths on Sunday. The National Organization for Public Health (EODY) also announced 103 intubated patients are being treated in Intensive Care Units.
A public post by top officials of a party in Turkey’s ruling coalition showing a map which depicts Greek territory as Turkish is an especially aggressive and provocative action, which is entirely to be condemned, diplomatic sources underlined on Sunday.