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Athens city centre closed due to rallies – How buses, trolleybuses, metro and trams are running

The centre of Athens is under siege due to the parallel protest rallies being held by federations, trade unions and unions as part of the 24-hour general strike.

Pireos street is closed from the height of Iera Odos, Panepistimiou street, Stadiou street from the height of Americas street, while all the streets around Syntagma are closed.

Budget: Submitted with 12 benefits and reliefs, 2.3% growth and one-off aid at 1.9 million

Nearly balanced budget—the first in decades—will be submitted at 10:00 in Parliament’s Plenary Session by the Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kostis Hatzidakis.

According to information from newmoney.gr, compared to the draft budget submitted in early October, the final plan for 2025 will project higher GDP growth of 2.2%-2.3%, but also higher debt and inflation.

€15,000 fine from the Data Protection Authority to a Parliamentary candidate for breach of personal data

It was not only former New Democracy MEP Anna-Michelle Asimakopoulou who, ahead of the European elections last June, sent mass emails to Greek expatriates after a data leak from the Ministry of Interior’s emigrants’ registry.

Marinakis: The continuous effort to improve services in the NHS is intensifying even more

“The amendment to the contract of donation for the construction of the new wing of the Onassis Cardiac Surgery Centre will be debated tomorrow, Tuesday 19 November, in the plenary session of the Parliament. This amendment increases the amount of the donation to 82 million euros, from the originally planned amount of 70 million euros.

On this day in 1981: PASOK’s first election victory – Polls and goals after Androulakis’ re-election

As PASOK celebrates another key anniversary—second only to its founding on September 3rd—the party’s leadership at Harilaou Trikoupi isn’t just looking back. They’re focusing on how to harness the symbolism of their past success to fuel a strategic push for power in the upcoming national elections.

PM Mitsotakis unveils ambitious 3-year NHS reform plan at Agia Sophia Children’s Hospital: Transforming healthcare for Greece’s future

The message that “the NHS is changing” was sent on Thursday morning by Kyriakos Mitsotakis in his remarks following his visit to the Agia Sophia Children’s Hospital.

Council of Ministers: 19,181 public sector recruitments approved for 2025 – Over 4,000 in the NHS

The annual recruitment plan for regular staff, as well as the maximum permitted number of private fixed-term/temporary staff recruitment in the public sector for the year 2025, according to the recommendation of the Public Sector Human Resources Committee, was approved today by the Council of Ministers, follo

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