> Vasilis Tsakiroglou
> Vasilis Tsakiroglou
Greek primary schools lose 30,000 first-year pupils in a decade as population ages
Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki says over 53,000 teachers have joined Greek schools since 2019, as the ministry deploys an AI planning tool and funds building renovations to offset a demographic slide accelerating nationwide school closures
Megafires, Europe’s new nightmare: The phenomenon of pyrocumulus clouds and the consequences
Greece has experienced two of the three worst megafires that occurred in the Mediterranean (Evros, 2023 and Evia, 2021) – The causes of the violent change in the profile of fires and the pessimism of scientists
Expensive jet fuel is reshaping the global aviation map: Route cuts and rising ticket prices
Travelers are paying a high price for the war in Iran – Jet fuel prices surge to $150–200 – Reduction of 2 million airline seats worldwide – Lufthansa cut 20,000 flights and is shutting down CityLine – Low-cost carriers are taking the hardest hit
Athens College: Mitsotakis’ “warning bells” for the future and the eventful history of the elite school
Hints and a message of change in the Prime Minister’s speech for the 100th anniversary of Athens College – He set four clear priorities for the school’s future, calling for modernization, a broader social base, stronger scholarships, and emphasis on mental health
The 89-year-old man who opened fire at EFKA and the Court of Appeals is being brought before the prosecutor today: His life in Germany and the USA and his request for a successive pension in Greece
He opened fire at EFKA and the Court of Appeals, was arrested 5 hours later in Patras, and was preparing to flee to Italy
The controversial Queen Frederica: What she wrote in her diary from the Civil War to the dictatorship
Queen Frederica was one of the most controversial figures in modern Greek history. Even after her death in 1981—unintentionally, of course—she managed to divide the country’s political world
