Major public space projects advance

Public space interventions have rarely been a strong point of the Greek state, yet several major projects are now advancing toward completion. Source link

A nation of diplomas, a shortage of literacy

A new Eurobank study delivers a sharp critique of Greece’s higher education system, arguing that a rapid expansion in university participation has not been matched by gains in skills or educational quality. Source link

Cyprus may ban welfare cash gambling

Cypriot government officials are considering new restrictions to prevent people receiving the Minimum Guaranteed Income from using welfare payments at casinos, betting shops, or gambling websites. Source link

Wizz Air Adds Eight Airports as European Network Expands – Greek City Times

Wizz Air Adds Eight Airports as European Network Expands – Greek City Times

Wizz Air has added eight airports across Europe and North Africa to its network, extending its reach into Romania, Greece, Croatia, Spain, Turkey and Egypt as one of Europe’s largest low-cost airlines continues to expand beyond its traditional Central and Eastern European stronghold. Founded in 2003, Wizz Air operated its first flight from Katowice, Poland, …

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Thessaloniki to host Southeast Europe Energy Forum

The American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce and the Hellenic Association of Energy Economics on Friday will host the Southeast Europe Energy Forum (SEEF) at The Met Hotel in Thessaloniki. Source link