Greek Government survives confidence vote called over snowstorm response
Greek Government: Greek Prime Minister won the confidence vote called by the opposition leader and former Prime Minister, Alexis Tsipras.
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Explosion damages buildings in central Athens [pics]
Explosion damages buildings in central Athens [pics]
A loud explosion caused serious damage to a multi-story building in the Greek capital Athens on Wednesday morning.
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JP Morgan: Why the banking giant is voting for Greece – Dimon meeting with the Prime Minister
JP Morgan: Why the banking giant is voting for Greece - Dimon meeting with the Prime Minister
JP Morgan: President and CEO of JPMorgan Chase, Jamie Dimon said on Thursday that he intends to expand its office in Greece and to attract high-level staff to the country.
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Greece Govenrment: The debate in the Greek parliament on the proposal to form a government has started
The debate in the Greek parliament on the proposal to form a government has started
Greece Govenrment: Greece’s main opposition leader, Alexis Tsipras, has filed a motion of no confidence in the government, saying its bungled response to a winter blizzard this week showed it was no longer fit for office.
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Covid Greece: The music returns and the schedule is released
Covid Greece: The music returns and the schedule is released
Covid Greece: Greece will allow music in restaurants and bars again and extend their operating hours as it lifts some of the restrictions imposed last month now that coronavirus infections and the pressure on hospitals are easing, authorities said on Thursday.
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Snowstorm Greece: Greek Prime Minister apologises for snowstorm ordeal
Greek Prime Minister apologises for snowstorm ordeal
Snowstorm Greece: Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis apologised on Wednesday for the state's unpreparedness to deal with the impact of a severe snowstorm that brought transport in Athens to a halt and left thousands of drivers stranded on a main city motorway this week.
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SQUID: Learning English launches a competition for English teachers – 1,000 Euro prize
SQUID: Learning English launches a competition for English teachers - 1,000 Euro prize
SQUID: App’s English Teachers Team is celebrating the International Day of Education by holding a competition for English teachers around the world. The winner of the 2022 Teaching Challenge (the official name of the competition), which launches today, will be awarded a EUR 1,000 prize.
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Severe weather front hits Greece – Snow storms paralyses Athens
Severe weather snow blankets Athens and Greek islands, caused huge traffic
Strong snow storms named "Elpida", hited Athens all day till night yesterday, disrupting air traffic, bringing transport to a halt and leaving scores of drivers stranded overnight in a main Athenian highway, called Attiki Odos.
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First six Rafale fighters land at Tanagra Airport
First six Rafale fighters land at Tanagra Airport
PM Mitsotakis: "Flight allowances are exempt from any tax"
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Fines for unvaccinated people over 60
Fines for unvaccinated people over 60
According to government sources, the percentage of vaccinated in this age group, which is the most vulnerable, increased by almost 10 points.
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Greece set to increase minimum wage for the second time in a year in May
Greece set to increase minimum wage for the second time in a year in May
Minimum wage is expected to be increased more than 2% as announced by the Prime Minister Mr. Kyriakos Mitsotakis
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Schools opened today with more self-tests for teachers and students
Schools opened today with more self-tests for teachers and students
Students of all levels, whether vaccinated or unvaccinated, as well as vaccinated teachers, have been provided with five (5) free self-tests
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Greek PM announces new economic relief for households
Greek PM announces new economic relief for households
Replacement of the old electrical appliances will be subsidized, which will then be recycled. «Our goal is for all Greek homes to operate with modern and more economical electrical equipment» said Mr. Mitsotakis
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Greece: Infections hit a new record – Death toll exceeds 21,000 mark
Greece: Infections hit a new record
Greece: 61 people have lost their lives within 24 hours, while since the beginning of the epidemic a total of 21,053 deaths have been recorded
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Greece: Schools set to re-open on Monday the 10th of January
Greece: Schools set to re-open on Monday the 10th of January
According to experts, children are safe in schools as long as tests are performed, they wear a mask and all measures are observed, as the same children come in daily contact
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Greece prepares to welcome 2022 with caution
Greece prepares to welcome 2022 with caution
Scientists recomend caution in gatherings celebrating New Year festivities
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Thanos Plevris: New measures applied from tomorrow morning
Plevris: New measures applied from tomorrow morning
Plevris: The measures will take effect from the early hours of Thursday
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Covid-19 infections to exceed 15.000 today
Covid-19 infections to exceed 15.000 today
As Health Minister. Mr. Plevris said Covid-19 infections set to exceed 15.000 today
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Masks price hiked due to new measures
Masks price hiked due to new measures
High protection masks prices has gone up 43% since last week
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Papoulias: Former President of Greek Republic Dies at 92
Papoulias: Former President of Greek Republic Dies at 92
Karolos Papoulias, former President of the Greek Republic, passed away on Sunday morning at the age of 92
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Greeκ government imposes new measures to combat increased infections
Greeκ government imposes new measures to combat increased infections
Thanos Plevris confirmed that the first part of the new measures will be valid from tomorrow and the second part from January the 3rd.
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