Dendias Doctrine for strong Armed Forces: “Thorax”, the new armament program, and soon a new payroll system
"Agenda 2030" leads to the creation of the most powerful Armed Forces we have ever had, underlines the MoD
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Eurostat: Greek Job Vacancy Rate 4th Last in Eurozone
Eurostat: Greek Job Vacancy Rate 4th Last in Eurozone
Job vacancies, as defined by Eurostat, include positions that must be filled immediately or within a maximum of three months
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Donald Trump Hosts Reception for Greek Independence Day
Donald Trump Hosts Reception for Greek Independence Day
Tuesday, March 25, marks the 204th anniversary of the beginning of the Greek War of Independence against dour Ottoman rule, a titanic struggle that lasted for eight years.
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Tassoulas 25th March: Greeks should be proud of overcoming failures, showing resilience, unanimity and faith
President Tassoulas on 25th March: Greeks should be proud of overcoming failures, showing resilience, unanimity and faith
At the same time, Tassoulas noted that the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Greek Revolution in 1821 was not simply a ritual commemoration of a historical event, or a time of national exhilaration that is exhausted in celebration - it was mainly an opportunity for reflection and contemplation.
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Archbishop Elpidophoros of America gifts President Trump holy cross, compares him to Constantine the Great
Archbishop Elpidophoros of America gifts President Trump holy cross, compares him to Constantine the Great
“Through your leadership, you embody the values of our Christian faith and love for the Gospel,” the Archbishop said. “You remind me of the great Roman Emperor Constantine the Great.”
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Road Closures, Traffic Changes in Athens for March 25 Celebrations
Road Closures, Traffic Changes in Athens for March 25 Celebrations
The Hellenic Police have announced a series of traffic regulations affecting key streets and avenues in central Athens on Monday, March 24, and Tuesday, March 25 with adjustments to public transportation routes
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Trump’s proclamation for March 25th: U.S.-Greece Military cooperation a cornerstone of European security
Trump’s proclamation for March 25th: U.S.-Greece Military cooperation a cornerstone of European security
“We value Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ support in our economic and diplomatic cooperation,” noted the American president in the text, while also praising the Greek-American community
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Greece to Raise Minimum Wage to €880 in April
Greece to Raise Minimum Wage to €880 in April
The new gross monthly minimum wage is expected to rise by 5% to 6%, reaching approximately €880, in a country where almost half of employees make less than €1,000 per month.
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National Defense, Development ministers sign ‘Thorax’ threat-assessment system for Armed Forces
National Defense, Development ministers sign 'Thorax' threat-assessment system for Armed Forces
Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos, signing the contract with Dendias, said that "we are boosting the national defense and security of both Greece and its citizens."
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Acropolis plunged into darkness for a good cause: Lights turned off for Earth Hour
Acropolis plunged into darkness for a good cause: Lights turned off for Earth Hour
The Municipality of Athens joined the initiative, switching off lights at City Hall in Kotzia Square, the Liosion and Patision street municipal buildings, Technopolis, the Kypseli Municipal Market, Maria Callas Museum, and the Athens Solidarity Center
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Greece Extends Visa Program for Turkish Visitors to Aegean Islands Until 2026
Greece Extends Visa Program for Turkish Visitors to Aegean Islands Until 2026
This step was part of a broader effort by Greece and Turkey to improve ties after years of disputes, following a roadmap established during that time.
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Parthenon Sculptures: “Negotiations for Reunification Have Progressed Like Never Before”
Parthenon Sculptures: “Negotiations for Reunification Have Progressed Like Never Before”
Victoria Hislop, the renowned author and Greece enthusiast, who participated in a panel at the conference, added her perspective. “We are talking about a work of art that is in pieces and must be whole. We believe that Keir Starmer is for, not against, this cause, and that gives hope,” she told ERT.
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Greek Banks Outperform Eurozone in Key Financial Metrics
Greek Banks Outperform Eurozone in Key Financial Metrics
The four systemic Greek banking groups achieved combined net profits of approximately 4.3 billion euros last year, primarily driven by their organic results.
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The 7 Most Endangered Cultural Heritage Sites and Monuments in Europe for 2025
The 7 Most Endangered Cultural Heritage Sites and Monuments in Europe for 2025
Europa Nostra, the leading civil society network for European cultural heritage, together with the European Investment Bank (EIB) Institute, published the list of the 7 most endangered cultural heritage sites and monuments in Europe for 2025.
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Karalis takes silver at Indoor Worlds, sets new national record
Karalis takes silver at Indoor Worlds, sets new national record
Karalis finished second behind Sweden’s pole vault legend Mondo Duplantis at the Nanjing Youth Olympic Sports Park, clearing 6.05 meters. He then attempted to surpass his Swedish rival by attempting heights of 6.10m and 6.15m.
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Karalis: Incredible silver medal at the World Championships with a new Greek national record 6.05m!
Karalis: Incredible silver medal at the World Championships with a new Greek national record 6.05m!
Karalis improved the Greek national record for the sixth time this year, putting on a phenomenal performance by clearing every height on his first attempt from his entry at 5.70m up to his record-breaking 6.05m.
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Eurostat: Greek Job Vacancy Rate 4th Last in Eurozone
Eurostat: Greek Job Vacancy Rate 4th Last in Eurozone
Job vacancies, as defined by Eurostat, include positions that must be filled immediately or within a maximum of three months
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The ‘Hot Spots’ in Greece for Holiday Properties
The ‘Hot Spots’ in Greece for Holiday Properties
In recent years, there has been a notable shift among residential property developers toward the holiday home market in Crete.
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Mitsotakis: Anyone who enters the country illegally and has not been granted asylum must be returned
Mitsotakis from Brussels: Anyone who enters the country illegally and has not been granted asylum must be returned
The Prime Minister expressed his satisfaction with the incorporation of Greek positions into EU policies on defense spending and migration
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Government seeks to recover €480 million from unfinished investment projects
Government seeks to recover €480 million from unfinished investment projects
“For the development laws of 2004 and 2011, we have found that funds were allocated for investments that were never finished. We have started issuing recovery decisions for these funds,” he said.
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Santorini Aims for Rhodes-Style Recovery After Seismic Activity
Santorini Aims for Rhodes-Style Recovery After Seismic Activity
Santorini launches a €1M campaign to revive tourism after months of earthquakes and reassure visitors the island remains a safe destination
