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Greece will have mostly clear, sunny skies today and warm temperatures, but the risk of fires remains high
In his first comment after an announcement on Tuesday, PASOK party leader Nikos Androulakis referred to a 'wire-tap and cover-up scandal'
In 2023, nearly 39.4% of non-nationals working in the EU were over-qualified for their jobs, nearly double the percentage of EU nationals.
Greek Fire Service investigative officers and a senior officer also face charges for breach of duty.
Operator Hellenic Train said no serious injuries were reported. Routes along the Oinoi - Halkida - Oinoi line will be covered by buses
More than half of Greek CEOs (54%) express high confidence in their company’s growth potential
Once operational, the new waste plant in the central Macedonia province will process waste created by nearly 65% of the region’s population
As recorded by the Eurofound survey, nearly half of the workers in Greece (45%) struggle to meet their obligations with their current salary
However, the supreme court prosecutor’s office cites 'sufficient signs' of wrongdoing against private firms involved with the notorious spyware Predator
The third biggest worry involves rental fraud, where accommodations paid for in advance either don’t match their listings or don’t exist at all.
Three weeks after goat plague (PPR) was first detected in central Greece, over 10,000 animals have been culled; new nationwide measures aim to slow spread of deadly disease
The prevailing concern is the strong winds blowing at four degrees on the Beaufort scale, occasionally reaching up to seven
Greece will be sunny and hot today, with a few scattered clouds are expected in central, mainland Greece, and the Ionian Islands.
A scene similar to the Last Supper sparked widespread backlash by many Christians
Meanwhile, many facilities from the 2004 Athens Olympics, which contributed to Greece's debt crisis, are now abandoned.
‘Kashkavali Pindou’ is a semi-hard cheese renowned for its unique production method involving heated curds.
OECD data from 2018 reveals that Greece’s public spending on higher education was a mere 0.9% of total government expenditure, starkly lower than the OECD average of 2.2% and the EU22 average of 1.8%.
Andros, the most northern Cycladic island in the Aegean, offers the most affordable options, with prices ranging between 2,000 and 4,000 euros per square meter.
Breaking stereotypes about domestic violence and in a 'first' for the central Greece city of Larissa, MEGA TV reports that a 43-year male used a 'panic button' this weekend to inform authorities he was being abused by his wife