Greek PM Mitsotakis prepares major economic relief measures targeting vulnerable groups and middle class, plus AI initiative for schools at Thessaloniki Fair.
Greek organizations and UN representatives strongly oppose new immigration bill, citing human rights concerns and EU law violations during parliamentary hearings.
Former Greek PM Antonis Samaras’ family thanks the public for support following the sudden death of his 34-year-old daughter Lena at Evangelismos hospital.
Greek government sources demand PASOK apology over conspiracy theories surrounding the deadly Tempi train crash investigation and Fire Service report findings.
New Democracy strongly condemns vandalism attack on Deputy Minister Sebi Voloudaki’s office, vowing that officials won’t be intimidated by thugs.
Greece delivers sharp response to Turkish Foreign Minister’s provocative claims about domestic politics, with officials rejecting interference attempts.
Greek Labor Minister reveals six-pillar strategy transforming job market, with unemployment dropping from 20.3% to 13% in Central Macedonia and 500,000 new jobs created.
Greece’s Education Minister announces 10,000 new permanent teacher appointments for the new school year, emphasizing support for primary and special education.
Greece plans massive 212% boost in public investments by 2026, reaching €16.9 billion from €5.4 billion in 2019, with major infrastructure projects nationwide.
Major infrastructure projects in Thessaloniki move forward with marina tender in 2025 and Government House study completion by 2026, Superfund CEO announces.
Parliament votes to appoint interim OPEKEPE president while temporarily banning staff transfers until 2025 to ensure uninterrupted EU agricultural aid payments.
Fire department report finds no combustion traces in Tempe train crash locomotive cabin, contradicting earlier findings about flammable cargo transport.
