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Aegean Airlines announced the suspension of all flights to and from Tel Aviv and Beirut due to the volatile situation in the Middle East. According to the airline’s official statement, all flights to Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv will halt until August 6, while flights to Rafic Hariri International Airport in Beirut will […]
Traditional Cypriot tunes are expected to bring a rich musical heritage in life when the Sounds of Cyprus ensemble is set to premiere a showcase of traditional Cypriot music and dance at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library in New York City. Co-founded by Peter Douskalis and Elena Chris, this ensemble is dedicated to preserving and […]
One medication will see an astronomical hike in cost, from its current price at 0.96 euros to 5.26 euros
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Members of a special task force have carried out over 5,000 inspections nationwide of more than 1,100 businesses so far
Greece recorded a much lower satisfaction rate of 7.3, surpassing only Bulgaria (6.0) and Croatia (7.2).
In Greece's case, a notable hike in cruise ship arrivals at ports of specific isles along with the main hub of Piraeus is viewed as the most urgent issue
Opposition also demands SC deputy prosecutor's report on wire-tapping probe; sources counter that separation of powers principle at risk with summons
The AI Act aims to ensure that AI developed and used in the EU is trustworthy, with safeguards to protect people's fundamental rights.
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The devastating fire sunk two yachts and caused extensive damage to a third
Additionally, health authorities said the number of deaths from the West Nile Virus in the country reached six for the year so far.
Worst blaze again erupts on large island of Evia, specifically in the south-central part
Hellenic Railways Organisation (OSE) employee was jailed for 17 months; he will be under house arrest while awaiting trial for the Tempi collision
Over 50% of Greek private sector employees earn €800 or less monthly, highlighting widespread poverty and low purchasing power.
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In 2023, Greeks spent €34.9 billion online, with 94% making monthly e-purchases
ESIEA refers to an outlandish demand, by a defendant's attorneys, to 'delete' online reports and articles referring to the ongoing court case
Taxi services providers who do not accept credit card payments and fail to display a relevant sticker will face a 1,000-euro fine.