Greece joins space nations with launch of five microsatellites
[Shutterstock] Five Greek satellites have launched from California’s Vandenberg Space Force Base aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket, marking…
Late HIV diagnoses pose growing European threat
[Shutterstock] Delayed HIV diagnoses remain a “silent threat,” hindering timely access to antiretroviral therapy and raising the risk…
Inheritance laws rewritten for modern era
Greece is preparing to introduce sweeping reforms to its inheritance laws, overhauling legislation that has remained largely unchanged…
Pensioners in for a significant pay boost
From end-November until Christmas, the country’s 2.5 million pensioners will receive relief payments, starting from the annual allowance…
Greece exports doctors, imports workers
Greece is emerging as both a major exporter of doctors and nurses and a significant importer of foreign…
‘There’s nothing to pick’ | eKathimerini.com
On the eastern slope of Mount Pelion (Pilio), in the region of Magnesia, at an altitude of 700…
Psychiatric doctors face police legal action
A police union in northeast Attica has filed criminal complaints against psychiatrists at public mental health facilities, accusing…
How Crete became a hub for European space innovation
A group photo from the 7th International Quantum Technology Conference of the European Space Agency, hosted at the…
Athens School of Fine Arts crippled by systemic failures
[InTime News] The Athens School of Fine Arts is grappling with severe operational problems as seven of its…
Nobel physicist clears up Greek mix-up
A handout photo made available by the University of California at Santa Barbara shows John Martinis, the 2025…
Nobel physicist John Martinis clears up Greek mix-up
John Martinis conducts an interview in his living room after winning the Nobel Prize in Physics for his…
Greece’s success ‘an example’ for Germany
“Greece’s economic performance [since the debt crisis] has been impressive,” says Joachim Nagel, president of the Deutsche Bundesbank,…