From 10 to 36 Beds: Adonis Georgiadis Sparks Emergency Department Revolution at “Attikon”
Upgraded infrastructure and expanded capacity at Western Athens’ largest hospital are transforming Greece’s National Health System
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IMF Sees Rapid Decline of Greek Debt to 130% of GDP by 2030
IMF Sees Rapid Decline of Greek Debt to 130% of GDP by 2030
Greece on track for debt reduction without high primary surpluses – ODDIHX’s strategic management key to the success story
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Karystianou’s Outburst: Hands Off the Monument of ALL OF US–Fierce Attack on Government and Deleted Videos
Maria Karystianou’s Outburst: “Hands Off the Monument of ALL OF US” – Fierce Attack on the Government over Tempi and Deleted Videos
The President of the “Tempi 2023” Association denounces the government’s proposal to transfer the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier to the Ministry of Defense, accusing the Prime Minister of trying to silence collective memory.
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End of OPEKEPE: AADE Takes Over Agricultural Subsidies with €8.8 Million Project
End of OPEKEPE: AADE Takes Over Agricultural Subsidies with €8.8 Million Project
New digital payment system for farmers, featuring automated checks and integration with Taxis
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Recovery Fund: Green Light for €2.44 Billion – Greece Enters the Final Sprint
Recovery Fund: Green Light for €2.44 Billion – Greece Enters the Final Sprint
Time is ticking as the European Commission signals progress but also warns of critical deadlines
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Greece Turns Orphaned Properties Into Homes for Vulnerable Families
Greece Turns Orphaned Properties Into Homes for Vulnerable Families
New legislation aims to streamline idle inheritance management and turn abandoned public assets into social housing
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Gerapetritis: Greece Supports the GSI – Cyprus Must Clarify Its Position
Gerapetritis: Greece Supports the GSI – Cyprus Must Clarify Its Position
Athens reaffirms its commitment to the Greece–Cyprus electricity interconnection project, while urging Nicosia to clarify its stance on the project’s financial and technical viability.
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Tempi Tragedy: Trial Set to Begin on March 23 – Justice and Accountability in the Spotlight
Tempi Tragedy: Trial Set to Begin on March 23 – Justice and Accountability in the Spotlight
A pivotal moment for Greece as the high-profile case over the deadly rail disaster tests infrastructure oversight and political responsibility
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Trump Administration’s Top Officials to Visit Athens: Strengthening Greece as a Strategic Hub
Trump Administration’s Top Officials to Visit Athens: Strengthening Greece as a Strategic Hub
High-level diplomatic and energy cooperation elevates Greece’s role in the Eastern Mediterranean and Europe’s energy security
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“EU Scandal: Turkey Tries to Legitimise the Occupied Territories – Greece and Cyprus Strike Back”
“EU Scandal: Turkey Tries to Legitimise the Occupied Territories – Greece and Cyprus Strike Back”
Unacceptable reference in Cyprus’s EEZ prompts European apology and a stern warning to Brussels and Ankara
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Kerameos Brings a Work Revolution: 4-Day Week and New Rights for Employees
Kerameos Brings a Work Revolution: 4-Day Week and New Rights for Employees
Greek Labor Law Reform Targets Flexibility, Employee Empowerment, and Private Sector Growth
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October 14 Strike: Athens and the Country on Alert – Full Guide to Public Transport Changes
October 14 Strike: Athens and the Country on Alert – Full Guide to Public Transport Changes
24-hour strike called by ADEDY, EKA, and trade unions against the new labor bill – Metro, Tram, Suburban Railway, buses, and trolleys operating on modified schedules.
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Mitsotakis in Sharm El-Sheikh: Greece at the Table of Peace
Mitsotakis in Sharm El-Sheikh: Greece at the Table of Peace
With a message of “Peace” and a series of high-level meetings, the Greek Prime Minister underscores Greece’s role as a stabilizing force in the Mediterranean
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Adonis Celebrates: Hamas Hostages Return – Israel and Trump Claim Victory
Adonis Celebrates: Hamas Hostages Return – Israel and Trump Claim Victory
Historic Return of the Hostages
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Greece and Cyprus Among Nations Invited by Trump to Gaza Peace Summit
Greece and Cyprus Among Nations Invited by Trump to Gaza Peace Summit
The United States has invited Greece and Cyprus to attend a high-level summit on Gaza, scheduled for Monday in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, as part of ongoing efforts to advance peace and stability in the region.
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Mitsotakis Highlights Tomb of the Unknown Soldier’s Symbolic Importance & Greece’s Role in Middle East Peace
Mitsotakis Highlights Tomb of the Unknown Soldier’s Symbolic Importance and Greece’s Role in Middle East Peace
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized the historic and symbolic value of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier while underlining Greece’s active participation in the signing of a landmark Middle East peace agreement.
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ND Extends 13.2% Lead Over PASOK — Citizens Dismiss New Party Scenarios for Tsipras and Samaras
ND Extends 13.2% Lead Over PASOK — Citizens Dismiss New Party Scenarios for Tsipras and Samaras
A new GPO poll for Parapolitika FM shows New Democracy maintaining a comfortable advantage, while Greeks express strong skepticism toward the idea of new parties led by former prime ministers Alexis Tsipras or Antonis Samaras.
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Greece Warns Against “Euro-Tax” on Cigarettes: Pierrakakis Cites Risk of Smuggling
Greece Warns Against “Euro-Tax” on Cigarettes: Pierrakakis Cites Risk of Smuggling
Brussels plans to impose the largest-ever cigarette tax hike in Europe, but Athens urges caution over potential side effects on smuggling and market competitiveness.
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Under Adonis’ Watch, Greece Becomes First in Europe with Free HCM Home Delivery System
Under Adonis’ Watch, Greece Becomes First in Europe with Free HCM Home Delivery System
No queues, no cost, full dignity — Greece sets a European benchmark in pharmaceutical distribution under Georgiadis' plan.
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The Liberation of Athens: October 12, 1944 – The Day the Nazi Flag Fell from the Acropolis
The Liberation of Athens: October 12, 1944 – The Day the Nazi Flag Fell from the Acropolis
On October 12, 1944, the swastika flag was lowered from the Acropolis, marking the end of the Nazi occupation of Athens. A day of jubilation and relief, it signified not just the liberation of the Greek capital but the rebirth of a nation that had suffered under brutal tyranny.
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Mitsotakis: Greece Is Present in Gaza – and on the Global Chessboard of Developments
Mitsotakis: Greece Is Present in Gaza – and on the Global Chessboard of Developments
Against the backdrop of the Israel–Hamas agreement, the Greek Prime Minister sends a message of international presence, political stability, and economic resilience—while opening new fronts in domestic reforms.
