The Greek prime minister met with senior executives and investors in Silicon Valley, as his government seeks to expand digital infrastructure, AI and the hi-tech investment base in Greece

The first-prize proposal aims to connect major monuments, including the Roman Agora, Rotunda and White Tower, with the city’s public spaces and daily life

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Athens, Ankara Step Up Diplomacy Ahead of UN General Assembly

Athens, Ankara Step Up Diplomacy Ahead of UN General Assembly
Athens, Ankara Step Up Diplomacy Ahead of UN General Assembly

PPC Expands Central Europe Renewables Portfolio With 2 GW-Plus ABO Deal

PPC Expands Central Europe Renewables Portfolio With 2 GW-Plus ABO Deal
PPC Expands Central Europe Renewables Portfolio With 2 GW-Plus ABO Deal

ND Leads EL.AS by 9.9% Points in Latest ALCO Poll

ND Leads EL.AS by 9.9% Points in Latest ALCO Poll
ND Leads EL.AS by 9.9% Points in Latest ALCO Poll

The Greek prime minister met with senior executives and investors in Silicon Valley, as his government seeks to expand digital infrastructure, AI and the hi-tech investment base in Greece

The first-prize proposal aims to connect major monuments, including the Roman Agora, Rotunda and White Tower, with the city’s public spaces and daily life

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By Angus Berwick, The Wall Street Journal

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Athens' Epigraphical Museum marks European Heritage Days with exhibition tours and a film festival on ancient inscriptions, Sept 25–27.

The first-prize proposal aims to connect major monuments, including the Roman Agora, Rotunda and White Tower, with the city’s public spaces and daily life

The acclaimed sci-fi drama returns to Athens’ Athinaion cinema tonight after its previous screening sold out, giving audiences another chance to see the film on the big screen

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Nansy Samaka

The Greek government has announced a new matched-savings scheme under which a family that contributes regularly could build an investment account worth more than €60,000 by the time a child turns 18. But can a scheme that rewards parents’ ability to save deliver opportunities to those who need it most?

Kristina Tremonti

As Earl Spencer prepares to publish his deeply personal memoir about Princess Diana on Tuesday 22 September, leading British royal commentators and academics tell TO VIMA why his decision to revisit the past could prove deeply uncomfortable for King Charles, Queen Camilla, William and Harry

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