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A woman and her child were hit by a car on Papanikolaou Avenue, in western Thessaloniki, on Thursday. 

The accident occurred in the Pefka area under unknown circumstances, shortly after 1:00 pm.

An ambulance transported the woman and her child to Papageorgiou hospital. The severity of their injuries is not yet clear.

Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis expressed Athens' concern over the ICC prosecutor's arrest warrant bid for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a press brief, on Thursday. 

According to Marinakis, the Greek government questions whether this decision serves conflict resolution efforts in the Middle East.

Unveiling sculpture of Major Papagiannis

The investment character that the housing market in Greece has acquired in recent years is consolidating. Foreign as well as Greek investors place themselves in residences with the expectation of obtaining significant capital gains thanks to price increases that will occur. Those who managed to acquire a property between 2018 and 2021 today are the big winners.

Businessman Spyros Theodoropoulos received the prestigious Alba Business Unusual Award from the Alba Graduate Business School of the American College of Greece for his continuous contribution to Greek entrepreneurship and society.

Approximately nine out of ten members of the Greek Panel of Economists at KEFiM, the Athens-based Markos Dragoumis Center for Liberal Studies, agree with the government's decision to slash bank charges on electronic transactions and POS, 

Out of 25 Greek economists asked by the panel in February, 88% agreed with the government slashing bank charges, while only 12% disagreed. 

Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni on Tuesday expressed her will for the further growth of wine tourism, addressing the first meeting of the Wine Tourism Council that was held at the Agricultural University of Athens.

The Project Gallery (3 Normanou) unveils Greek musician and artist Aristomenis Theodoropoulos' new solo exhibition titled "Echo," curated by Foteini Vergidou. The artist draws inspiration from the ancient Greek myth of the mountain nymph Echo, intertwining it with musicality and enchantment.

Jordan on Monday stationed two helicopters in Cyprus to help the Mediterranean island nation combat potential forest fires until it can lease firefighting aircraft of its own for the summer fire season.

The accord forged by the Cypriot Ministry of Labor alongside employer and trade union representatives to tackle workforce shortages, especially prevalent during the summer months, seems poised to confront a long-standing challenge head-on.