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%.
The data was presented by the Head of the Employment Experts Unit, Eirini Andriopoulou, during a discussion on the demographic issue – “If the new generation decides not to have children, future pensions will be zero,” stated former Deputy Minister of Labor, Panos Tsakloglou
"Agenda 2030" leads to the creation of the most powerful Armed Forces we have ever had, underlines the MoD
Greece's new government members were sworn in on Saturday morning and head straight to work through the first meeting of the new cabinet.
She addressed what she described as the twin crises of illegal immigration and the Islamization of Europe. Her remarks, which drew sharp reactions from fellow parliamentarians, called for stringent measures to curb immigration and initiate mass deportations.
Ankara attempts to exploit the instability in international relations to gain a privileged position in the EU without commitments - The role of the "Alliance of the Willing" for Ukraine
