Holy Light: From Jerusalem to neighborhoods – Faith, emotion and political undertones
The journey of the Holy Light, the people who await it, and the ongoing debate over the role of the state in a timeless tradition.
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GREECE OPENS SUMMER
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From Social Media to Gaming and Gambling: the “Next Chapter” in the Battle for Digital Control
From Social Media to Gaming and Gambling: the “Next Chapter” in the Battle for Digital Control
The government’s initiative to restrict under-15 access to social media opens a broader political and social debate, extending into gaming and online gambling, and reshaping the future of digital regulation.
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From Crisis to Powerhouse: Greece Reclaims Its Place at Europe’s Economic Core
From Crisis to Powerhouse: Greece Reclaims Its Place at Europe’s Economic Core
IMF’s Georgieva hails Greece’s turnaround — A geopolitical and economic comeback reshaping the Eurozone
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Greece Sees First Step Toward Energy De‑escalation Amid Middle East Ceasefire
Greece Sees First Step Toward Energy De‑escalation Amid Middle East Ceasefire
Athens views temporary calm in key maritime routes as a potential easing of global price pressures — but cautions that energy markets remain fragile and uncertainty persists.
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Greece Launches Historic Military Families Housing Program to Tackle Long‑Standing Service Challenges
Greece Launches Historic Military Families Housing Program to Tackle Long‑Standing Service Challenges
A major new state initiative promises ready‑to‑occupy homes for Greece’s armed forces personnel and their families — a milestone in defence social policy and a broader effort to address housing pressures exacerbated by economic and demographic strains.
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Greek PM Visits Athens Elderly Home Ahead of Easter: Social Solidarity Meets Political Messaging
Greek PM Visits Athens Elderly Home Ahead of Easter: Social Solidarity Meets Political Messaging
In a high‑profile Easter‑season outreach, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis spent the morning at Athens’ historic elderly care home, exchanging festive wishes and outlining plans for improvements.
