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With the war in Gaza unrelenting, pressure has been building for University officials to satisfy student demands

The data revealed an interesting divide between the West and East, with both men and women in the latter opting to get married for the first time at an average younger age compared to couples in Western Europe

Reports indicate hotel bookings for the three-day weekend (June 22 to 24) are already between 75% and 80%

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Reduced VAT rate of 13%, from the maximum 24%, aims to support efforts to stem skyrocketing cost-of-living

The outbreak in East Attica was just one of 62 cases in Greece on Wednesday, according to the Fire Department

Top counselor re-arrested in domestic violence case after allegedly violating a restraining order after charge of assaulting -by punching- his wife were filed

The live broadcast showed what appeared to be a teenager or young adult sneak up behind an elderly woman and snatch her gold chain in a split second

Consumers in the country are paying more for basic goods such as bottled water, as inflationary pressure sends the cost of living skyward

Following a cabinet reshuffle, Greece’s PM pledged to address the cost of living crisis extending gov’t provisions by six months.

The long weekend is expected to generate heavy traffic on the highways and at ports with ferry routes to the islands

According to latest reports the fire is under control

The blaze reportedly started on a side road of Vari-Koropiou Avenue

The number of arrivals in Greece increased by 166% in April 2024 compared to the same month last year

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One in 33 new domains related to summer vacations, registered in May, was found to be malicious or suspicious

 Hot, dry and windy conditions in Greece today raise the risk of fires

Most serious blaze erupts on Cyclades island of Milos, although flames not threatening residences

Founded in 1884, the Peloponnese line is Europe’s longest meter-gauge railway network. Services stopped in 2011 as a result of Greece’s debt crisis.

Road transport necessitates more decisive actions towards mass transit and active mobility (pedestrians, bicycles), particularly in urban centers and popular tourist spots.