Audiobook literature for all via the eVivlio app
A new app, eVivlio, offers free access to literary audiobooks with the voices of favourite artists to students, teachers, and anyone who loves books.
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New rules in supermarkets for offers and discounts – consumers will be able to compare prices
New rules in supermarkets for offers and discounts – consumers will be able to compare prices
Starting from March, the new Code of Conduct for offers and discounts aiming to eliminate misleading practices once and for all
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28 February Strike: What applies to Metro, buses and taxis – Details of how public transport will move
28 February Strike: What applies to Metro, buses and taxis – Details of how public transport will move
According to the STASY Workers’ Unions, they will participate in the demonstrations for the Tempi protests, but the Metro, the electric and the tram will operate for a few hours in order to make it easier for people to get to the rallies.
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Massive Strike Action Planned – Everyone on the Streets,Everyone at the Rallies!
Massive Strike Action Planned – Everyone on the Streets, Everyone at the Rallies!
With just a week left until the somber anniversary, the daily actions of labor centers, federations, and unions in both the private and public sectors are united under the slogan “Their profits or our lives.”
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Greek Farmers Protest in Thessaloniki, Demand Meeting with Prime Minister Mitsotakis
Greek Farmers Protest in Thessaloniki, Demand Meeting with Prime Minister Mitsotakis
Tensions flared as police set up a roadblock to prevent them from reaching a hotel where Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was speaking at the Thessaloniki Summit 2025.
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Protesters Worldwide Rally for Justice in Greek Train Disaster
Protesters Worldwide Rally for Justice in Greek Train Disaster
The coordinated demonstrations spanned 110 locations, including key international hubs. Athens and Thessaloniki, Greece’s largest cities, saw the most sizable turnouts, with approximately 30,000 protesters in each city. Although the marches remained largely peaceful, tensions flared briefly as small groups clashed with police, leading to exchanges of tear gas and flares.
