Tempi Train Crash: Greek Parliament to Investigate Former Minister Karamanlis
The file, compiled over two years of investigations, was forwarded to Parliament by Supreme Court Prosecutor Georgia Adeilini, as confirmed in an official document.
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First official visit of Greeks to Beijing to attract Chinese students
First official visit of Greeks to Beijing to attract Chinese students
“Admitting 10,000-20,000 Chinese students every year to Greek universities, under all programs, would be a realistic goal,” according to the SiG President.
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Mitsotakis: Greek railways’ restructuring will be based on the ‘PPC model’
Mitsotakis: Greek railways' restructuring will be based on the 'PPC model'
He stressed that, "later today, contracts will be signed at the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport for the restoration of infrastructure in Thessaly, which was destroyed by Daniel shortly after the completion of Contract 717 in September 2023.
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TasteAtlas Top 50 Cookies: Greece Shines with Four Entries
TasteAtlas Top 50 Cookies: Greece Shines with Four Entries
While Greek fans might be a little salty about Melomakarona landing at #2, there’s no denying the country’s dessert dominance—securing spots for Melomakarona, Amygdalota, Moustokouloura, and Kourabiedes. Let’s dive into the rankings and celebrate Greece’s sweet legacy.
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Lekkas: Conclusions in the next few hours on the cracks in Voutes
Lekkas: Conclusions in the next few hours on the cracks in Voutes
The first estimates for the cracks in Voutes Heraklion are related to ground ruptures about 150 meters long, said Professor Efthimios Lekkas, chairman of the Permanent Special Scientific Committee for Earthquake Risk Assessment
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Eurostat: Women and Youth Most Underpaid in Greece
Eurostat: Women and Youth Most Underpaid in Greece
Greece ranks among the EU countries with the highest proportion of low-paid workers. Specifically, 21.7% of workers earn two-thirds or less of the median gross hourly wage—placing Greece fourth after Bulgaria, Romania, and Latvia. The EU average is 14.7%, while in the Eurozone it’s slightly lower at 14.3%.
