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During her contacts, the deputy minister presented Greece's plans to emerge as the strategic energy hub for the EU for natural gas and electricity from the wider Middle East region.

A surge in inflation after the pandemic, the highly successful “Golden Visa” scheme and the ubiquitous “AirBnB” effect behind shortage of 212,000 units, according to one estimate

On this day in 1757, Calcutta is restored to British control

The weather takes a turn for the worse from today onwards

Once trail-blazing SYRIZA dropped to third place in the poll result, 10.2%

The five EU laws in a relevant pact touch on all stages of asylum and migration management, according to a press release

A government spokesperson on Thursday said the premier was willing to meet with the farmers next week

A significant majority (55%) of employees state they would not accept a job that compromises their work-life balance, while 46% would consider leaving if their job interfered with their overall enjoyment of life

Protests began at noon against the Greek government's draft law allowing recognition of non-state, non-profit universities operating in Greece

The aftermath of this devastating event sparked nationwide outrage, with citizens protesting and pointing fingers at the government over the safety standards of public transportation in Greece

On this day in 1587, Mary, Queen of Scots is beheaded

Regarding GDP per capita, the capital is again at the top with 23,335 euros, with the North Aegean being at the bottom position with 10,658 euros

Cloudy with a slight drop in temperatures

Washington is stepping up sanctions on companies and individuals involved in a scandal revolving around the illegal spyware

Education Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis added that Greek citizens wishing to enroll in foreign university affiliates will be required to first sit nationwide college entry exams

The plan includes ticket distribution at football matches, as well as measures to prevent and address misconduct during sports events

On this day in 1992, the Maastricht Treaty is signed, officially establishing the European Union

Springlike weather continues

Catch up on the most important events in Greece from the day before with To Vima English Edition's News Wrap-up

According to the WHO, there has been a gradual decrease in alcohol consumption both in the EU and in Europe overall. The data concerns total alcohol consumption, which refers to annual sales of pure alcohol in liters per person aged 15 and over.