The first step towards the expansion and renovation of the National Archaeological Museum in Athens was taken on Friday after the Museum Council of Greece approved the technical criteria upon which relevant architectural studies will be drafted.
Some 20,000 jobless workers stand to collect a higher unemployment benefit that will be based on the salary they had at the time when they lost their jobs, according to the new bill by the Labor Ministry overhauling the Manpower Organization (OAED) that will be renamed Public Employment Agency (DYPA).
Open-source software will soon become a vital part of education, with the potential to reduce digital inequalities and unleash human ingenuity.
The freezing of assets of Russian citizens named on an international list sent to all European Union countries in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has begun in Greece, according to sources.
The Benaki Museum of Islamic Art is soon taking down its exhibition of beautiful ceramics and tiles from Kutahya in Asia Minor.
The University of Freiburg suspended the Metropolitan of Volokolamsk from the position of Assistant Professor for his resounding silence over the war Russian President Putin is waging against Ukraine.
Turkey’s Western allies have often sidelined democratic values when dealing with Turkey’s President Erdogan.
Revenue from tourism in Cyprus amounted to 1.51 billion euros in 2021 as the country’s tourist industry bounced back from the first pandemic year of 2020.
The Holy Synod sent an encyclical to all the Metropolises of the Church of Greece, to inform the body of their ability to offer hospitality to Ukrainian refugees in ecclesiastical sites and institutions (camps, boarding schools, monasteries) or in vacant apartments and houses of ecclesiastical legal entities.