“Mitsotakis Vindicated in Brussels: Europe Adopts His Vision of 360° Defense Shield!”
From defense to energy and housing — Kyriakos Mitsotakis reaffirms his role as Europe’s anchor of stability.
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Erhürman Wins in Northern Cyprus: A New Chapter for Cyprus Talks and Greece-Turkey Relations
Erhürman Wins in Northern Cyprus: A New Chapter for Cyprus Talks and Greece-Turkey Relations
Erhürman’s sweeping victory brings fresh momentum to Cyprus negotiations, with Turkey cautious and Greece welcoming the development.
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Niki Kerameos: “It’s Not a 13-Hour Nightmare, It’s a Choice” – Political Storm in Parliament
Niki Kerameos: “It’s Not a 13-Hour Nightmare, It’s a Choice” – Political Storm in Parliament
Sharp clash between government and opposition over the new Labor Bill. SYRIZA walks out of the vote amid accusations and assurances from the Ministry of Labor about worker protections.
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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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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.
