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Greeks living longer but spending almost 12 years in poor health, study finds
New research published in JAMA Network Open shows Greece's healthspan-lifespan gap widened to 11.9 years in 2023, up sharply from 10 years in 1990, as chronic disease increasingly outpaces gains in healthy life expectancy nationwide
France and Spain are ablaze, as thousands of residents are fleeing their homes
In southern France, at least 7,000 people were evacuated today as a precaution, bringing the total number of tourists and residents who have left their homes to 12,000 - Three firefighters have lost their lives in recent days
Sofia Vergara continues her holiday in Mykonos – see photos
The actress enjoyed herself at Principote with Marina Vernicos and friends yesterday afternoon, while in the evening she went for a walk in Mykonos Town and the famous Matogiannia area
The 10 programmes in Greece’s new defence procurement plan: “Achilles’ Shield” to serve as an integrated command-and-control system, says Dendias
The aim is for Greece’s Armed Forces to become a next-generation force capable of collecting, processing, and responding to all operational data and challenges, the Defence Minister said
A US Secret Service agent is under investigation for leaking information about Vance
He provided information to a media outlet about the U.S. vice president's travels and security measures
KYSEA meeting concluded – Defense procurement issues for the Armed Forces approved
The new defense procurement package, with a total value of approximately €4.2 billion, was at the center of the Council’s discussions
Student who scored 19,710 points and ranked first in Athens Medical School: “A person’s abilities are not measured solely by exam scores”
Maria-Michaela Chaireti from Rhodes topped this year's admissions to the Medical School of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. “Even during moments of stress and anxiety, I kept studying, worked harder, and pushed myself further,” she said.\
