Crisis

‘Youths are besieged by melancholy & gender intolerance,’ Professor Kalyvas of the University of Oxford delves into the legacy of the Post-Revolution, the devaluation of fundamental values, Europe’s crises, Greece’s political landscape & detrimental trends of the new generation

The Rulebook is harmonized with the amendments to the Law on the Basics of the Education System in the past year.
Sneana Vukovi, head of the Department for Human and Minority Rights in Education at the Ministry of Education, said today that the rulebook is comprehensive and contains preventive measures, which was not the case in the past.

A heartbreaking incident unfolded in Sliven, Bulgaria, as a 63-year-old woman tragically passed away in a taxi after emergency services reportedly refused to dispatch an ambulance. The woman, who fell ill at her daughter and son-in-law's residence in Sliven's villa area, was denied assistance by the emergency hotline, 112, before her condition could be fully assessed.

It has been demonstrated, often in a very painful manner, that civil protection systems are crucial in a seismically active country that is also susceptible to the climate crisis.

Technology, coupled with the incorporation of knowledge from nations effectively addressing comparable threats, has the potential to save lives.

A broad meeting was held on Monday at the Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Ministry, chaired by the minister, Vassilis Kikilias, to address ways of coping with extreme weather. 

Vassilis Kikilias, minister of climate crisis and civil protection, informed road operators on Wednesday that the government will close highways if necessary due to extreme weather conditions.

SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance leader Alexis Tsipras said on Monday that Greece needs to adapt its policies in the direction of climate neutrality to stem the consequences of the climate crisis.

"Democracy and a developed society are unthinkable in the absence of social justice" - this is what President Rumen Radev wrote on Facebook on the occasion of International Labor Day.

The parliamentary report prepared on the devastating Feb. 6 earthquakes has revealed that the country "was not ready for a big tremor," urging the authorities to enact a roof law on disasters.

"Disasters experienced in the past have shown that our country was not ready for disaster and was also inadequate in the intervention and recovery stages," the parliamentary report stated.

Μore than half of Greek businesses are now seeking or anticipating their development, leaving behind the effort to simply survive in the successive crises that have hit the Greek and global economy.