With the completion of their training on Tuesday, the 400 special guards who will staff the new police corps permanently stationed at universities will be granted a two-week leave before assuming their duties.
The 7th Business Forum Greece-Sweden, titled “Climate Action: Challenges and Solutions,” will be held on Thursday, May 19 in Athens, in cooperation with the Embassy of Sweden in Greece, the Hellenic-Swedish Chamber of Commerce announced on Friday.
Greece and Cyprus are now focusing on other tourism markets to fill the gap left by the lack of visitors from Russia and Ukraine due to the ongoing war, the competent ministers from Cyprus and Greece said last week while addressing a business forum in Ayia Napa.
Panathinaikos and Aris have sealed their tickets to next season’s Europea Conference League qualifiers, but while the Greens did so easing to an emphatic home win over PAS Giannina, Thessaloniki’s Yellows did it the hard way, producing a rare comeback to beat AEK.
Iraklis was relegated from the Basket League on Saturday, as it could not beat Panathinaikos, while Peristeri snatched the last play-off spot with its win over Lavrio.
We have a very bad habit in Greece. We often confuse the domestic with the international “game.”
Greece has for almost half a century failed to crack down on rampant lawlessness and violence on university campuses. It is, rather embarrassingly, the only country among its European peers facing such a challenge.
Stefanos Tsitsipas lost 6-0, 7-6 (5) to Novak Djokovic at the Italian Open final in Rome Sunday.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken appeared confident Sunday that no member-state will block Finland and Sweden from joining the North Atlantic Alliance, despite objections voiced by Turkey.
Greece’s Ministry of Education has announced that the number of places in universities and ecclesiastical academies available to high school seniors taking the country-wide entrance exams starting next week is 68,394, down from 77,415 last year.