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Jogging in a Madrid park, having a Czech beer, taking a Greek ferry – Europe is opening up more.

People are seen flouting restrictions on what is known in the US as the unofficial start of summer.

Inmate Vassilis Dimakis started his third hunger and thirst strike on Saturday, as the state deprives him of the right to education although this is secured by the law. Under a pretext of 14-quarantine because of the pandemic, the inmate in Korydallos Prison in Athens has no access to his …

But education secretary admits parents will be nervous about safety of children returning to school.

The PM’s chief aide is facing calls from the opposition and some Tory MPs to resign over claims he flouted rules.

The government could aid strategically important firms affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

A 42-year-old man died of his injuries after a gunman opened fire at Ardrossan in North Ayrshire.

The first minister says the impact of coronavirus on care homes “will haunt a lot of us for a long time”.

During the meeting, the safety distances were strictly observed, as well as all the planned measures in order to prevent any possibility of the transmission of the new coronavirus. In a meeting held Saturday 23rd of May at the amphitheatre of our local music school our MP, Dionysios Aktypis put …

As of today, access to the islands is allowed freely for all citizens. From today (Monday 25/05) the access to the islands will be allowed for all citizens. Passengers travelling on a ferry should be aware that certain precautionary rules are still in place before boarding, as part of measures …