More than 500 doctors come to public hospitals
The recruitment process starts on 7 May and ends on 23 May
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The Greek government unveiled “Kids Wallet,” a state-developed mobile app
The Greek government unveiled “Kids Wallet,” a state-developed mobile app
Launched in Athens, the voluntary app aims to enhance online safety for minors amid growing concerns about digital overexposure.
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Mitsotakis and Meloni to Meet in Rome, Focus on Rail Investment and Bilateral Ties
Mitsotakis and Meloni to Meet in Rome, Focus on Rail Investment and Bilateral Ties
The agenda includes discussions on Hellenic Train, owned by Italy’s Ferrovie dello Stato (FS). Greece is pushing for a €300 million FS investment to upgrade the Athens-Thessaloniki line and suburban rail networks, following the 2023 Tempe train crash that eroded public trust in rail safety.
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Eurovision 2025: Her rendition of “Asteromata” marked a strong start for the Greek delegation
Eurovision 2025: Her rendition of “Asteromata” marked a strong start for the Greek delegation
Greece’s Klavdia delivered a captivating performance during the country’s first rehearsal for Eurovision 2025 at St. Jakobshalle on Monday.
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Simone Leigh’s ‘Anatomy of Architecture’ opens at the Agora of the SNFCC
Simone Leigh’s ‘Anatomy of Architecture’ opens at the Agora of the SNFCC
The exhibition, which will run until October 31, is made possible through a grant from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF).
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2nd International Conference “Smart Islands” to be held in Kastellorizo
2nd International Conference "Smart Islands" to be held in Kastellorizo
The Conference is held under the auspices of the Central Union of Municipalities of Greece and aims to develop a multi-level discussion with residents, local authorities, representatives of the government, the academic community and the diaspora on the important problems of the Greek islands, such as energy, water, education, medical care, etc.
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American ‘landmine’ for Greek Feta – U.S. calls on Europe to abolish the PDO label
American ‘landmine’ for Greek Feta – U.S. calls on Europe to abolish the PDO label
U.S. seeks more access for agricultural exports to the EU – Targets geographical indications, claiming they distort competition – Feta and Parmesan are at the top of the list
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Greece and Bulgaria have finalized a landmark agreement on using the Ardas River’s waters
Greece and Bulgaria have finalized a landmark agreement on using the Ardas River’s waters
The Joint Declaration, signed on May 2, 2025, by Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis and Bulgarian Foreign Minister Georg Georgiev, marks a new chapter in bilateral cooperation.
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Greece among potential suppliers of additional Patriot systems to Ukraine, source tells Reuters
Greece among potential suppliers of additional Patriot systems to Ukraine, source tells Reuters
Ukraine is increasingly desperate to get more Patriots, with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy telling CBS news last month his government was ready to buy 10 of the US-made air defense systems that are vital for shooting down Russian ballistic missiles.
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RRF – Greece Receives €3.1BN from Fund
RRF – Greece Receives €3.1BN from Fund
According to the Ministry of National Economy and Finance, this payment request related to the fulfillment of 32 milestones and targets—29 under the grant component and three under the loan component of the plan. As a result, Greece has now completed 139 milestones, or more than 35% of its overall target of 394, placing it well above the EU-27 average of 29%.
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Kids Wallet,community service instead of expulsions,technical junior high schools against juvenile violence
Kids Wallet, community service instead of expulsions, and technical junior high schools against juvenile violence
The strategy’s motto is “Alongside children, against violence”, with the head of the expert committee that drafted it, Vasso Artinopoulou, emphasizing that “our vision is for children to grow up in a society free of violence.”
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Athens decries Erdogan’s remarks from Cyprus’ Turkish-occupied north
Athens decries Erdogan’s remarks from Cyprus’ Turkish-occupied north
“At a time when a significant effort is being made by the UN Secretary General on the Cyprus problem, with the resumption of the informal talks and the appointment of Maria Angela Holguin Cuellar as Personal Envoy, any action to create a fait accompli in the occupied territories is an extremely negative development,” Greek diplomatic sources noted on Sunday, swiftly responding to Erdogan’s statements.
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Greece and Emirates Sign Strategic Tourism Memorandum in Dubai
Greece and Emirates Sign Strategic Tourism Memorandum in Dubai
The agreement introduces a new development pillar centered on sustainability and the extension of the tourist season.
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Metro: See which stations will close every night from today until Thursday
Metro: See which stations will close every night from today until Thursday
During this period, Line 2 service will operate only between Agios Dimitrios and Anthoupoli.
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Greece Assumes UN Security Council Presidency for May
Greece Assumes UN Security Council Presidency for May
Greece’s UN envoy, Evangelos Sekeris, announced at a press conference that the presidency will prioritize maritime security and the protection of civilians in armed conflicts. A key event, an open debate on maritime security under the theme of international peace and security, is scheduled for May 20. This high-level meeting will be chaired by Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
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Business platform for electricity subsidies opens May 12, Energy Min says
Business platform for electricity subsidies opens May 12, Energy Min says
"Our basic priority as always is to fight high prices, and every one of our initiatives begins with this target in mind. However, there is no single measure to achieve this, but it requires a coordination and combination of measures," the minister said.
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Erdogan: Turkish Presence in Northern Cyprus to Endure ‘for Centuries
Erdogan: Turkish Presence in Northern Cyprus to Endure ‘for Centuries
Declaring Turkey and Turkish Cypriots the “rightful owners” of the region, Erdogan vowed their presence would persist “for centuries.” He framed the event as a step toward a shared future of “one nation, two states,” emphasizing unity and resolve.
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Workers across Greece hold rallies on May Day
Workers across Greece hold rallies on May Day
Greece's labour unions are calling for mass participation in the strike and rallies for May Day on Thursday, May 1. Specifically, the General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE) have scheduled a rally together with the Athens Labor Center at 11:00 on Thursday at Klafthmonos Square.
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Mitsotakis: The government’s 15 employment policies
Mitsotakis: The government's 15 employment policies
The prime minister also mentioned: the increase of declared overtime by up to 60% in specific sectors, the extension of the maternity leave from 6 to 9 months, the paternity leave for the first time, and leave arrangements for medical examinations related to reproduction.
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Greece Faces High Poverty Risk, Eurostat Reports
Greece Faces High Poverty Risk, Eurostat Reports
The figures align with recent Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) data on deprivation, highlighting a persistent gap between Greece and the EU average. From 2023 to 2024, Greece’s at-risk population grew by 0.8%, adding over 80,000 individuals. Eurostat notes that official numbers likely understate the issue, as marginalized groups like the homeless, Roma, prisoners, and those in institutions or camps are often excluded from surveys.
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Acropolis Museum Presents Powerful Exhibition on Lost Heritage by Iraqi-American Artist Michael Rakowitz
Acropolis Museum Presents Powerful Exhibition on Lost Heritage by Iraqi-American Artist Michael Rakowitz
From May 12 to October 31, the museum will host “Allspice – Michael Rakowitz and Ancient Cultures,” a collaborative show with the cultural organization NEON, featuring works by acclaimed Iraqi-American artist Michael Rakowitz.
