Rebrain Greece campaign heads to Germany in November

Greece’s Labor Ministry is taking its Rebrain Greece initiative to Munich on November 28, in a bid to connect skilled Greeks working in Germany with companies offering career opportunities back home. Source link

Italy Turns Back to Nuclear Power as Parliament Approves Landmark Energy Law – Greek City Times

Italy Turns Back to Nuclear Power as Parliament Approves Landmark Energy Law – Greek City Times

Italy is officially moving back towards nuclear energy after Parliament approved a landmark law establishing the regulatory framework needed to produce nuclear power in the country. The decision marks a major shift in Italy’s energy policy, almost four decades after the country effectively abandoned nuclear power. The new legislation creates the legal foundation for a …

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Mykonos planning office faces probe

A prosecutorial investigation into Mykonos’ Urban Planning Office has been ordered after months of municipal complaints about missing inspection reports, unpaid fines and a paralyzed digital records system. Source link

5.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Eastern Türkiye Near Şanlıurfa

5.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Eastern Türkiye Near Şanlıurfa

A 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck eastern Türkiye on Thursday morning, with the shallow tremor recorded in the Şanlıurfa area. The European Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) reported that the earthquake occurred at approximately 07:40 GMT at a depth of 10 kilometres (6.2 miles). The relatively shallow depth means the earthquake may have been felt across parts …

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Media and communications forum

The Alpha Forum – 1st Athens Media & Communications Summit is to be held at the Hotel Grande Bretagne in central Athens on October 2, bringing together leading voices from media, business, technology, public affairs and academia to examine the forces reshaping information, influence and trust. Find out more at www.alphaforum.gr. Source link

Audit exposes unlicensed medical treatments

Initial inspections at private medical providers in Greece have uncovered unauthorized treatments and missing staff across multiple facilities, Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis announced. Source link

92-Year-Old Evia Skipper Bids for Guinness Fishing Record – Greek City Times

92-Year-Old Evia Skipper Bids for Guinness Fishing Record – Greek City Times

A 92-year-old fisherman from Evia has applied to Guinness World Records as the world’s oldest working professional fisherman. Eretria Fisherman Seeks Title as World’s Oldest Still Working Captain Dimitris Polyzosidis left Eretria at 3:30 am on 13 August in his wooden boat, the Grigorios. Three official witnesses stayed on board for the whole trip. He …

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Kifissos River awash in industrial waste

A four-year research program monitoring Athens’ Kifissos River and its underground aquifer has found significant industrial and urban wastewater pollution along its length, particularly in open sections, with researchers saying the contamination continues today. Source link

Snowtown Killer Vlassakis Moves to Adelaide Pre-Release – Greek City Times

Snowtown Killer Vlassakis Moves to Adelaide Pre-Release – Greek City Times

James Spyridon Vlassakis is being moved to the Adelaide Pre-release Centre, the first step toward life outside prison. The 46-year-old finished his non-parole period. The South Australian government tried to stop his release. That bid failed earlier this month. He will stay at the Yatala pre-release centre, in Adelaide’s north, for up to 12 months. …

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