Plots and apartments in Elliniko sold out, revenue exceeded 200 million euros
The Elliniko renovation project is in full swing. Some facilities are being built ahead of schedule and will be commissioned in the coming months.
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PM Mitsotakis: Everything will be done with absolute transparency
PM Mitsotakis: Everything will be done with absolute transparency
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in his meeting with the President of the Hellenic Republic Katerina Sakellaropoulou on Friday, stated that everything will be done with absolute transparency and with maximum speed to render justice on the issue of the tragic accident in Tempi.
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Inside’: Willem Dafoe arrives in Athens to promote new movie by Greek Director
Inside': Willem Dafoe arrives in Athens to promote new movie by Greek Director
Willem Dafoe is in the Greek capital to promote his new movie “Inside” by Greek director Vasilis Katsoupis.
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Mitsotakis: We are all to blame; we won’t hide behind a series of human errors
Mitsotakis: We are all to blame; we won't hide behind a series of human errors
In his opening statement at the start of the cabinet meeting on Thursday, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis repeated his public apology in the name of all those who have governed the country in recent years, but especially for himself, personally.
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Three fragments from the Parthenon returned to Greece by the Vatican
Three fragments from the Parthenon returned to Greece by the Vatican
Three marble fragments of the Parthenon kept at the Vatican Museums were presented to Greece as a gift for the Acropolis Museum at a ceremony in the Holy See on Tuesday.
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Greece General Strike: How public transport will operate on March 8
Greece General Strike: How public transport will operate on March 8
Greece is expected to be paralyzed on Wednesday as several unions of the private and public sectors.
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ECONOMIST-Plevris: Cancer prevention is a priority in the coming years
ECONOMIST-Plevris: Cancer prevention is a priority in the coming years
Health Minister Thanos Plevris spoke at the ECONOMIST GREECE'S AGENDA TO COMBAT CANCER conference that started on Tuesday in Athens.
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PM Mitsotakis attends funeral of Tempi train crash victim Spiros Voulgaris in Kesariani
PM Mitsotakis attends funeral of Tempi train crash victim Spiros Voulgaris in Kesariani
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday attended the funeral of a victim of the Tempi rail disaster, train driver Spiros Voulgaris, in the Athens district of Kesariani.
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STRIKE: Metro, ISAP trains and trams to operate from 11:00-17:00 on Wednesday to transport protestors
STRIKE: Metro, ISAP trains and trams to operate from 11:00-17:00 on Wednesday to transport protestors
The metro, ISAP train and tram workers will participate on Wednesday in the 24-hour strike announced by ADEDY but will operate from 11:00 to 17:00 to transport the protesters who want to participate in the strike rallies.
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Optimism for a very good year in the cruise sector
Optimism for a very good year in the cruise sector
We would like to hope that the indications that exist for this year's tourist season will be verified, said the president of the Union of Cruise Ship Owners and Shipping Agencies, George Koumbenas
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Athens’ southern burbs: Faliron Bay project inked
Athens’ southern burbs: Faliron Bay project inked
The budget of this complex project amounts to 365.4 million euros and is implemented with NSRF resources - It is expected to transform the area
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EU promises to modernise Greece’s railways and improve safety
EU promises to modernise Greece's railways and improve safety
The President of the European Commission has promised that the bloc will support Greece in modernising the railways and improving safety following last week's tragic train collision.
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Request for appellate-level magistrate to take charge of Tempi rail crash inquiry
Request for appellate-level magistrate to take charge of Tempi rail crash inquiry
The head of the Larissa Appeals Court Prosecutors' office, Stamatis Daskalopoulos, on Monday officially requested that the Larissa Appeals Justices' Council convene in full to decide on the appointment of an appellate-level examining magistrate to investigate the Tempi rail crash, due to the seriousness of the case.
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Fragogiannis – Cavusoglu talk in Doha: What the positive agenda augurs
Fragogiannis – Cavusoglu talk in Doha: What the positive agenda augurs
The occasion for a first discussion on how the two sides can go about re-heating the engines of the dialogue seems to have been given in Doha
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Miltos Tentoglou wins European indoor long jump gold with 8.30m
Miltos Tentoglou wins European indoor long jump gold with 8.30m
Greek greatness prevails Miltiadis Tentoglou claims his third straight title with a triumphant jump of 8.30m in Istanbul.
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Protest over rail disaster turns violent in central Athens
Protest over rail disaster turns violent in central Athens
The ubiquitous protest scene on Greek streets was followed by riot police using tear gas and flash grenades to disperse the violent protestors
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‘As prime minister I owe a huge apology,..both personally and in the name of all who governed the country’
'As prime minister I owe a huge apology,..both personally and in the name of all who governed the country'
"Let me begin with the self-evident. As prime minister I owe everyone, but above all to the relatives of the victims, a huge APOLOGY, both personally and in the name of all who governed the country over the years.
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Greece’s Andrikopoulos Wins Silver Medal at European Indoor Athletics Championships
Greece’s Andrikopoulos Wins Silver Medal at European Indoor Athletics Championships
Greek athlete Nikos Andrikopoulos won the silver medal in the triple jump event with 16.58 m. at the European Athletics Indoor Championships in Istanbul. It is Greece's first medal in the event.
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Train collision: “Do like the Greeks did and quit,” the Turkish opposition tells Erdoğan
Train collision: "Do like the Greeks did and quit," the Turkish opposition tells Erdoğan
The example of Greece and the resignation of the Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Kostas Karamanlis, following the devastating train collision, was invoked by the opposition in Turkey who are calling on President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to resign following his handling of the deadly earthquakes.
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Spread between new deposits, loans in Greece reaches 5.24 percentage points
Spread between new deposits, loans in Greece reaches 5.24 percentage points
The weighted average interest rate on new deposits in Greece remained almost unchanged, at 0.12 in January 2023,
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Athens journalists union on train collision tragedy and press coverage issues
Athens journalists union on train collision tragedy and press coverage issues
Athens journalists join all Greeks to mourn the victims of the train collision in central Greece, the Athens Daily Newspapers Journalists' Union (ESIEA) said on Friday, while the tragedy also highlights the structural issues plaguing Greek mass media.
