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Theodorakis, 96, passed away at his longtime Athens residence, located just south of the Acropolis, last week, marking an end to an era in Greece and for millions of fans around the world

The percentages of enterprises that have restricted and/or no liquidity remain high, as well. Specifically, 4 out of 10 small and very small enterprises (42.4%) have cash available for a maximum of one month. In fact, 1 out of 5 enterprises (21.4%) has no liquidity at all

Concerning the means of transport, the Metro station in Syntagma will remain closed while there are also changes in the Tram routes

The Oscar-winning Pacino spoke on the evening newscast of Athens-based Mega Television, hours before the channel, in a tribute to the late composer and Greek cultural icon, scheduled the broadcast of the biographical crime story by Sidney Lumet.

The issue is that all types of competent authorities in this country should at long last understand that when the press points out problems, they should not skirmish with it, but instead they should engage in earnest self-criticism.

A spate of instances around Greece of healthcare professionals and administrative staff allegedly issuing fake Covid-19 vaccination certificates and affirmations of previous infection of the highly contagious and serious virus generated an intervention on Wednesday by the Supreme Court’s chief prosecutor.

A massive number of mourners gathered outside of Athens Cathedral today to bid farewell to the beloved composer Mikis Theodorakis, who died at age 96 and left a deep imprint on the Greek soul and national consciousness, at the funeral.

The development is viewed as a vote of confidence for the Greek lender, one of four systemic banking groups in Greece, as well as the national economy

In a damage control sprint, the health minister announced that there will be a 5,000 euro fine for healthcare workers or administrators who forge certificates or issue fake confirmation that an individual has suffered and recovered from COVID-19.

The allegations, initially by a trio of anonymous witnesses, were investigated for years by then financial crimes top prosecutor Eleni Touloupaki

A provision published in the government gazette, and signed by Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou, notes that Stylianides “…has served Hellenism from significant and crucial positions, and maintains inseparable ties with Greece”

“Green issue” by the Greek state, of a mid-term duration, will comprise a portion of the country’s lending strategy for the coming year

The relevant shipping and island policy ministry on Tuesday announced the allocation of a 150,000-euro credit line

The vaccine is safe and effective. Already 130,000 children between the ages 12-17 have already been vaccinated with the consent of their parents,” the PM said in a tweet.

The analyst’s forecast for a surge in net profits, by > 100% in 2022 and > 125% in 2023, relies heavily on the company’s energy transition

According to a culture ministry announcement, the outer shell around the monument aims to permanently protect the site, which has lost its roof and portico, from damp and weather conditions that may damage the sensitive colours and coating of the walls, as well as the sphinx sculptures

The Program, which will be funded by both countries, will be addressed to research, academic institutions and companies of both countries and will follow the 2 + 2 model with the participation in each project of a research / academic institution and a company from each country

In 2019, there were 2.0 million teachers (85% women, 15% men) and 24.5 million primary school students in EU Member States, according to data released by Eurtostat. In the EU, the average number of students per primary school teacher decreased slightly from 13.6 in 2018 to 13.5 in 2019. […]

Pediatricians should be enlisted for the vaccination of children against Covid-19 in their surgeries, once technical issues are resolved

A report published in Ta Nea today reveals that foreign investors are interested in founding private schools in Greece. A few years ago, the country was not yet ready for such outward-looking moves.