Four police officers were injured during violent clashes between riot police officers and unknown assailants near the campus of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens in the early hours of Sunday morning.
The Municipality of Athens has inaugurated two new facilities for addicts sleeping rough on the city’s street.
Reality has exceeded even the most pessimistic estimates, based on which inflation in the eurozone was expected to rise in June to 8.4%, as according to Eurostat’s announcement on Friday inflation in the euro area reached 8.6%, setting a new all-time high.
A total of 87,150 candidates sat Greece’s national university entrance exams last month, vying for 68,394 spots at the country’s tertiary education institutes, according to an analysis of Education Ministry data by mathematician Stratos Stratigakis.
Greece has paid some 66.5 million euros to the European Commission in fines since 2015 and is facing more penalties for failing to shut down and rehabilitate its illegal landfills.
The most-advanced weapons that the United States has so far supplied Ukraine are making an impact in their first several days on the battlefield, destroying Russian ammunition depots and command centers, U.S. and Ukrainian officials say.
Turkey and Armenia agreed on Friday in normalization talks between the special representatives of each country that the neighbors would start direct air cargo trade between the countries at the earliest possible date, as they work to mend ties after decades of animosity.
The Public Debt Management Agency will auction this Wednesday 13-week treasury bills worth 625 million euros.
The 2014-2022 Rural Development Program, which can be used by Greek agricultural producers, includes digitization actions amounting to 1.5 billion euros.
Nick Kyrgios cursed at the Wimbledon chair umpire and asked, “Are you dumb?”