
Tempi Tragedy: Trial Set to Begin on March 23 – Justice and Accountability in the Spotlight
A pivotal moment for Greece as the high-profile case over the deadly rail disaster tests infrastructure oversight and political responsibility
A pivotal moment for Greece as the high-profile case over the deadly rail disaster tests infrastructure oversight and political responsibility
Greek Labor Law Reform Targets Flexibility, Employee Empowerment, and Private Sector Growth
24-hour strike called by ADEDY, EKA, and trade unions against the new labor bill – Metro, Tram, Suburban Railway, buses, and trolleys operating on modified schedules.
On October 12, 1944, the swastika flag was lowered from the Acropolis, marking the end of the Nazi occupation of Athens. A day of jubilation and relief, it signified not just the liberation of the Greek capital but the rebirth of a nation that had suffered under brutal tyranny.
Hospitals and Social Security Lead the Surge
The European Court of Justice has imposed heavy penalties on Greece for failing to shut down an illegal landfill inside the Zakynthos Marine National Park — a protected area that serves as the breeding ground of the endangered sea turtle Caretta caretta.*