New Traffic Code in Effect from Today: Fines up to €2,000 for Phone Use, €8,000 for Speeding
Digital cameras activated in Attica — Fines to be sent directly to offenders via gov.gr platform — Key changes outlined below
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Greece Issues Wildfire Risk Alert for Aegean Islands and Crete
Greece Issues Wildfire Risk Alert for Aegean Islands and Crete
Authorities urge extreme caution as hot, dry conditions push fire danger to “very high”
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Wildfires:Achaia Faces Dangerous Blaze-Emergency Alerts for Evacuations Preveza,Kefalonia–Fires Chios,Arta
Wildfires: Achaia Faces the Most Dangerous Blaze – Emergency Alerts (112) for Evacuations in Preveza and Kefalonia – Fires Rage in Chios and Arta
A barrage of 112 emergency alerts has urged residents either to remain on high alert or to evacuate dozens of settlements for safety reasons. Approximately 5,000 firefighters and volunteers are involved in the firefighting efforts.
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Mitsotakis to Disability Community Representatives: “The ‘Home Accessibility’ Program is for You, with You”
Mitsotakis to Disability Community Representatives: “The ‘Home Accessibility’ Program is for You, with You”
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with representatives of the country’s disability community at the Maximos Mansion, where he discussed the progress of the “Home Accessibility” program—an initiative offering state subsidies
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EKPA and the University of Exeter launch the first double European degree in Medicine
EKPA and the University of Exeter launch the first double European degree in Medicine
Graduates will have the opportunity to apply for residency in both the UK and Greece, as graduates of recognised medical schools in both countries
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Survey shows that 85% of those responding have experienced forms of discrimination in Greece
Survey shows that 85% of those responding have experienced forms of discrimination in Greece
Nearly half (48%) admit to unconscious discrimination, 8% report deliberate discrimination, while 15% claim that they have never experienced discrimination.
