The Health Ministry has extended the obligatory vaccination of staff in private and public healthcare facilities until December 2022, according to a regulation included in a bill for the approval of a new Stavros Niarchos Foundation donation to the Hospital of Sparti.
Greece’s Health Ministry is considering abolishing a fine for unvaccinated people over the age of 60, most likely in April, Alternate Health Minister Mina Gaga said Wednesday.
The Greek government is not considering changing again the country’s electoral system which is based on proportional representation and will apply in the next general election which are set to be held by 2023.
The 120,000 car owners who have taken their vehicles off the road will be able to use them again as of May by paying a reduced road tax.
A man has been arrested for child pornography after a tip off from Europol, the Greek Police’s Cybercrime Division in northern Greece said on Tuesday.
Tourism bookings are failing to pick up and food service turnover has dropped by up to 80%, as the consequences of the war in Ukraine and the growing inflationary pressures have become obvious in the market.
Two Turkish fighter jets flew over the eastern Aegean islets of Farmakonisi, Arkii and Lipsi, the Hellenic National Defense General Staff (GEETHA) said Wednesday.
A tender process for the procurement of 770 buses to bolster the existing fleet of the Athens Urban Transport Organization (OASA) is finally entering into the final stretch after being postponed six times.
An omnibus bill that included sections on a national pension for ethnic Greeks from Albania and the former Soviet Union, forested fields and a contentious amendment on the supervision of the press was passed in Parliament on Wednesday, shortly after midnight, with the sole support of ruling New Democracy lawmakers.
A 33-year-old man being held for the murder of his partner’s seven-year-old son was found hanged in his cell in a Corfu prison.