The Three Lions were five minutes from a first final appearance in 60 years, until the defending champions produced a two-goal sucker punch to rescue a 2-1 win
Previously unanalyzed photographs, newly released surveillance footage and digital forensic comparisons of distinctive equipment underpin arrests in the 2010 firebombing that killed three bank employees
The government also aims for a 1,500 euro average private sector wage, though real incomes remain under pressure
A candlelight vigil, march and tribute ceremonies will honor those lost, while calls for justice continue eight years after the July 23 tragedy in Mati, Greece
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Previously unanalyzed photographs, newly released surveillance footage and digital forensic comparisons of distinctive equipment underpin arrests in the 2010 firebombing that killed three bank employees
The government also aims for a 1,500 euro average private sector wage, though real incomes remain under pressure
Violent threats against AI companies are rising and spilling over into real-world security incidents
The recent escalation of fire has crimped traffic further. Military experts say opening the strait would require more troops and months of effort.
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Kyriakos Mitsotakis' statement comes as accusations against the nine were withdrawn almost simultaneously as charges were filed against another four sitting lawmakers; an investigation into alleged EU farm subsidy fraud continues
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The internationally acclaimed blues guitarist and singer will lead the lineup at the Sweet Summer Sun Festival on July 18, 2026, alongside leading artists from Greece's blues scene
Following strong public interest, Frida Kahlo: Beyond the Icon – The Immersive Experience will remain open through July 12, 2026, giving visitors more time to explore the artist's life and work through cutting-edge digital storytelling
Rector of IE University Manuel Muñiz argues that Europe has the resources to strengthen its security, technology, and global influence—but only if it embraces deeper integration, invests in talent, and takes greater responsibility for its future
Inside the historic Quai d'Orsay in Paris we met former European Commission Vice-President for Values and Transparency Věra Jourová on the sidelines of the Summit on Media and Democracy in Europe to discuss the impacts insufficient AI regulation may pose on democracy
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On the occasion of his joint exhibition with Anna Maria Tsakali at the Tinian Cultural Foundation, painter Edouard Sacaillan speaks about painting as a way of being, about creation that emerges from the unpredictable, about his relationship with human beings and the crowd, as well as about the need to remain open to that which precedes every intention: chaos
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The restored complex, which remained hidden for 75 years, offers visitors a rare journey through more than two millennia of history.
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Agia Anna Beach in Naxos ranks among the world’s 100 best beaches for 2026, highlighting the island’s exceptional natural beauty and global appeal.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis' statement comes as accusations against the nine were withdrawn almost simultaneously as charges were filed against another four sitting lawmakers; an investigation into alleged EU farm subsidy fraud continues
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While most of Europe eases its dependence on consumption taxes, Greece has gone the other way, posting the bloc's steepest rise in VAT's share of revenue over the past decade, a shift that lands hardest on ordinary shoppers
Fire crews controlled 30 of 35 blazes as Attica, Crete, and the northern Aegean face extreme risk Friday
A candlelight vigil, march and tribute ceremonies will honor those lost, while calls for justice continue eight years after the July 23 tragedy in Mati, Greece
The government also aims for a 1,500 euro average private sector wage, though real incomes remain under pressure
Previously unanalyzed photographs, newly released surveillance footage and digital forensic comparisons of distinctive equipment underpin arrests in the 2010 firebombing that killed three bank employees
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More than eight decades after the Distomo massacre, survivors’ families continue their fight for justice as Germany maintains that reparations claims are settled.
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Fans are crossing states and countries for rare 70mm IMAX showings of Nolan's Odyssey, including sold-out screenings in Greece
Nolan's ambitious retelling of Homer's epic arrives in Greek theaters today, reigniting debate over its creative choices while earning praise from local critics as a definitive cinematic adaptation
The three-day intercultural festival will bring together communities from 16 countries through workshops, performances and activities for all ages at Stavros Niarchos Park
Nolan's ambitious retelling of Homer's epic arrives in Greek theaters today, reigniting debate over its creative choices while earning praise from local critics as a definitive cinematic adaptation
The three-day intercultural festival will bring together communities from 16 countries through workshops, performances and activities for all ages at Stavros Niarchos Park
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