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Mitsotakis from Crete: The economy is overperforming & funds are being reinvested in projects with social impact
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis began his visit to Crete today at the fishing harbor in Skaleta, Rethymno, which will accommodate up to 70 fishing vessels. The Prime Minister expressed his satisfaction with the overperformance of the economy, emphasizing that these funds are being reinvested in projects and initiatives with a social impact.
Supreme Court blames Marfin for inadequate security measures 14 years after tragic fire that claimed three lives
Fourteen years have passed since the tragic events of May 5, 2010, when unidentified individuals set fire to a neoclassical building on Stadiou Street 23, near Klafthmonos Square, during a protest march. At the time, the building was leased by Marfin Bank. Now, the Supreme Court has attributed responsibility to the bank for failing to implement fire safety and security measures.
Malakasa: Handcuffs on two more Egyptians for the abuse of the 16-year-old in the shelter
The horrific revelations of the tortures that a 16-year-old was subjected to by six Egyptians in the illegal immigrants’ center of Malakasa have shaken the country.
Greek Community of Melbourne Schools celebrate exceptional VCE performance
The Greek Community of Melbourne (GCM) Schools have once again demonstrated outstanding academic excellence in the VCE Greek Language Exams.
Investigation reveals missteps in Greece’s handling of Pylos shipwreck case
A joint investigation by Greek and international media outlets has uncovered significant flaws in how Greek authorities handled the aftermath of the Pylos shipwreck, one of the Mediterranean's deadliest migrant tragedies.
Kerameos: Over the last five years we have 500,000 new jobs
The debate on the draft budget for 2025 continues for a second day in the Plenary session.
Canada: One in 20 deaths by euthanasia
For the fifth year, albeit at a slower pace, Canada has seen a rise in euthanasia rates, according to the country’s fifth annual report published since the legalization of assisted suicide in 2016.
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