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PPC has invested more than €4 billion in Romania and plans another €3 billion by 2030, while Metlen, Helleniq Energy, Sunel and other Greek companies are expanding in renewable energy
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There is something almost contradictory about being young today.
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The Metropolitan Opera’s filmed production brings Mozart’s witty, provocative opera to Athens, with a new staging inspired by New York’s legendary Coney Island
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Greece's 2027 draft budget brings 5 billion euros in relief, from wage and pension hikes to tax cuts and housing aid, as energy costs fuel inflation.
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Maria Karystianou says she is ready for the election, announcing candidates for "Hope for Democracy" soon and focusing on justice and accountability
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Lawmakers in the governing party question whether the former deputy minister will end up shouldering responsibility for others.
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Catherine Deneuve with hosts Thodoris Atheridis and Antonis Kafetzopoulos at Status magazine's "Men of the Year" awards at Athens College, 2001.
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Days before arriving in Athens, Rubio backed Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle, as energy, defense, and regional security top the 6th Strategic Dialogue
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Despite Erdogan's conciliatory speech at the United Nations, Greek officials see no real change in Turkish policy and expect new confrontation over the Greece and Cyprus power cable and Ankara's "Blue Homeland" bill
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Serbia heads to a pivotal election as a student-led movement challenges the political order build around Aleksandr Vučić .
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Russian officials say a 28 year old researcher died from pneumonia of unknown cause, while local reports and earlier official statements have raised the possibility that she was exposed to plague bacteria in a laboratory accident
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In the preliminary 2027 budget, inflation is now expected to average 3.8% in 2026, but the government is holding to a 2% growth forecast and counting on tourism, investment and household support to cushion the impact.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is betting that anger over the country's housing crisis can help him regain lost ground
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The government plans to legislate the new age limit from January 1, 2027, while age verification will rely on platforms and the Kids Wallet system without revealing users’ dates of birth or identity details
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The government plans to recruit 600 firefighters this year and another 600 in 2027, as authorities report fewer fires and less burned land during the 2026 wildfire season
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A 54-year-old taxi driver says a dispute over payment turned violent early Sunday, with a 35-year-old passenger choking her and tearing off part of her ear before bystanders restrained him
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Investigators want to know why Hamam Al-Hammami took a radical turn and why he was hired to fly a sensitive route between Dubai and Tel Aviv
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The Ionian island of Atokos has become a social media attraction for visitors seeking close encounters with free-roaming semi-wild pigs, but animal welfare groups are raising concerns over feeding, human interaction and alleged injuries from boat propelle…
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Nine key suspects, including two military personnel to have leadership roles, are due to appear before an investigating magistrate Monday in a pyramid-style scheme that targeted about 10,000 investors
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More than 400 calls have been made to Greece’s Fire Service since Oct. 1, with flooding, landslides and extensive damage to roads, crops and infrastructure reported across the island
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Two people on a motorcycle approached the cafe on Acharnon Street early Monday and fled after throwing the grenade, prompting authorities to close nearby roads and deploy an explosives disposal unit
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From longevity programs costing thousands of euros to IV treatments delivered to yachts and villas, Greece is seeing a rapidly expanding wellness market operating in a regulatory gray area
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In a gripping eyewitness account of Byron’s last journey to Greece, Count Pietro Gamba gives insight into the character of the prototypical Byronic hero
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An increasingly progressive state is colliding with a conservative court—and producing new law for the entire nation
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Egypt’s Supreme Court has postponed publishing a much-anticipated ruling four times, giving the Monastery of St.
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Thousands of people took part in the 18th annual breast cancer awareness event in central Athens, promoting prevention, early detection, solidarity and support for women facing the disease
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The result leaves Greece unbeaten after four Nations League matches and at the top of its group, with the team now looking toward qualification for the next stage.
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Initial toxicology results reportedly identified the anesthetic propofol, while further quantitative testing and histological examinations are being conducted as investigators examine the circumstances of the singer’s death.
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Homemade chocolate croissants made with laminated pastry—who could resist these golden, flaky treats filled with chocolate?
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A simple squeeze can give you information about your muscle strength and future health risks
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The alarms keep patients from getting sleep and overwhelm nurses.
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Finance ministers will discuss the impact of energy markets on the eurozone economy, the effectiveness of public spending and progress toward deeper capital-market integration at Thursday’s meeting in Luxembourg.
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The bar at Lidl’s new store in Northern Ireland is drawing crowds and at least one fight; ‘It’s a good excuse to go shopping’
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For Athens chef Philip Zoitos, cooking is about more than technique: it is a way to nourish his daughter, discover good ingredients and create the flavors she will one day remember as childhood
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Jürgen Klopp praised Greece's quality and warned of a red-hot Toumba atmosphere after earning his first win as Germany coach, 2-0 over Serbia.
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Stella Arampatzi, a New Democracy MP and doctor, has been asked to explain claims that cosmetic procedures were performed at her microbiology practice, which health officials have inspected
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New program to cover 90% of wages and contributions for remote hires in hard-to-reach areas as Athens seeks to address regional depopulation and labor shortages
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Greece’s unemployment rate fell to 8.3% in the second quarter of 2026, while employment increased slightly and job vacancies rose 26.8%, according to a report by Parliament’s Budget Office
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Security experts say an assailant with a plan and a knife, as alleged in Wednesday’s flight to Israel, shouldn’t have made it as far as the airport
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An audio recording aired by Greek broadcaster MEGA captures an engineer saying he will issue an allegedly illegal building permit despite being threatened, as authorities investigate the island’s planning department
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The victims included a newlywed couple and a pregnant woman who were visiting Athens with her partner.
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With his party's support eroding in the north, the prime minister moves on to Mount Olympus for a UNESCO celebration, then to Thessaloniki on Saturday to sign a relics accord with Bulgaria.
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The latest Ocean State Report finds that warming, rising seas, acidification and ecosystem disruption are transforming the world’s oceans, with the Mediterranean among the regions experiencing exceptional heat.
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Five more people have died and 27 new cases have been recorded in the past week, with 41 deaths reported since the beginning of 2026 and several municipalities classified as high-risk areas for transmission.
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New documentary "The Fitbit Killer" shows how smartwatch data exposed Babis Anagnostopoulos's lies about the 2021 murder of his wife, Caroline Crouch.
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Energy costs drove a broader pickup across the euro area, where inflation accelerated to 3.8%, while Greece recorded one of the biggest monthly increases among member states
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Convicted murderer Christa Gail Pike was hospitalized after she survived two doses of lethal drug
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Migration Minister Thanos Plevris is also working with four other EU governments on plans to send rejected asylum seekers outside the bloc, as the U.N. refugee agency warns that access to asylum is a right governments cannot selectively set aside
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The two countries are seeking to deepen cooperation in trade, investment, infrastructure, tourism, agriculture and digital technology, while strengthening energy and transport links between Europe and the South Caucasus