Greece expels 335,000 eternal students from universities by December
Greece expels 335,000 eternal students from universities by December. New ministerial decision sets maximum study duration limits for higher education reform.
Greece expels 335,000 eternal students from universities by December. New ministerial decision sets maximum study duration limits for higher education reform.
Greece’s housing crisis and inflation threaten economic stability as Parliamentary Budget Office warns of urgent need for solutions to prevent explosive growth.
Greek official criticizes EU prosecutor Laura Kövesi for exposing how Article 86 protects politicians from criminal prosecution in corruption cases.
43-year-old wife brutally murders bodybuilder husband with 21 stab wounds in Brazil after months of stalking and threatening him over alleged infidelity.
In an atmosphere that combined royal splendor with intense political symbolism, King Frederick and Queen Mary of Denmark hosted a dinner in honor of approximately 50 Heads of State and Government from the EU and…
Israeli forces intercept Gaza-bound flotilla carrying humanitarian aid, detaining hundreds of activists including 27 Greeks in international waters.
Athens’ premier chocolate theme park returns to Ellinikon with interactive experiences, educational tours, and sweet adventures for families and school groups.
COSMOTE TELEKOM partners with Protergia to offer Greek customers combined telecom and energy packages with monthly discounts and fixed pricing options.
Grecotel hosts luxury FAM trip for Indian travel consultants, showcasing Greece’s premium hospitality across Corfu, Mykonos, and Athens destinations.
Richard Gere and Uma Thurman star in Paul Schrader’s dramatic film “Oh, Canada” premiering Sunday on Nova’s Sunday Premiere slot at 22:00.
Alpha Bank’s Small Business Workshops draw strong attendance with Recovery Fund leadership presence, supporting SMEs in accessing financing opportunities.
Greek retirees will receive their €250 financial bonus earlier than expected, with payments starting November 15 for eligible seniors over 65.
Greek supermarkets announce price cuts on 1,000 products by mid-October as government tackles inflation, bringing relief to struggling households.
Greece faces third highest inflation in EU as consumer prices rise 0.6%. Expert questions supermarket pricing strategies amid new discount product initiative.
Greece launches coordinated effort to revive shipbuilding industry through US partnerships, creating new jobs while addressing safety and labor challenges.
Large tree falls in central Athens injuring motorcyclist. Fire department responds quickly while ambulance and police delayed. Second tree incident in weeks.
European Prosecutor Laura Codruța Kövesi addresses smuggling allegations in Tempi train tragedy, stating insufficient evidence for full investigation.
A tragic treasure hunting accident in Greece leaves one dead and raises questions about illegal excavations in protected archaeological sites.
Convicted murderer Babis Anagnostopoulos speaks from prison, denying appeal plans and distancing himself from former lawyer’s statements.
Greek authorities recall Serbian dried strawberries containing unlabeled sulfur dioxide, posing serious health risks to consumers with sulfite allergies.