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Mitsotakis: Our Responsibility to Boost Family Incomes Through Free, Quality Education Support
In his weekly review, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis refers to the 11 changes being introduced this year in education to provide free, equal and free access to all students across Greece.
Harris slams Trump for hypocrisy on abortion as US starts voting
Kamala Harris on Friday attacked Republican rival Donald Trump and his party as "hypocrites" over abortion, as the first voters cast their ballots for November's knife-edge U.S. election.
Ministry of Culture: Three Greek antiquities repatriated from Atlanta, USA
The antiquities, which had been removed from Greece at an unknown time and were in the possession of an American citizen, have been repatriated from Atlanta, USA.
The items are:
Europe at the forefront of artificial intelligence: The first AI law
A multitude of fake images created with artificial intelligence on Elon Musk’s social media platform X, including images of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in romantic scenarios, have elicited mixed reactions worldwide. Some found these images amusing, while others deemed them in poor taste. However, the majority felt a sense of concern and suspicion.
Bulgaria Sends Three Athletes to Paris Paralympic Games
The Paralympic Games in Paris are set to open today with a ceremony at Place de la Concorde, beginning at 21:00 Bulgarian time. Over 4,400 athletes with disabilities will compete in 22 sports for 549 medals during the 11-day event, which runs until September 8.
Atlanta: Two dead after Delta aircraft tire explosion during maintenance
Two Delta Airlines employees were killed, and another was injured when an aircraft tire exploded during maintenance at Atlanta Airport.
One of the deceased and the injured individual were employees of the airline, while the other deceased was a subcontractor.
The incident took place on Tuesday morning (local time, afternoon in Greece) as workers were removing the tire.
Mpox less likely to lead school closures: Experts
Although the World Health Organization (WHO) recently declared mpox a global health emergency, mpox is highly unlikely to lead to school closures, according to physicians and public health experts in the U.S., local media reported.
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Olympic Glory: Serbia Secures Bronze in Basketball, Triumphs Over Germany 93-83
Returning to Belgrade with a bronze medal, Serbia celebrates its third Olympic medal, following two silver finishes in Atlanta (1996) and Rio de Janeiro (2016).
Miltiadis Tentoglou joins Carl Lewis as the only men with consecutive Olympic long jump golds
Miltiadis Tentoglou flexed his biceps, draped the Greek flag over his shoulders and stared up into the clear night sky above the packed Stade de France.
It was a moment to savor: Tentoglou became only the second man after Carl Lewis to win two consecutive Olympic long jump titles, adding the gold at the 2024 Games on Tuesday night to the one he claimed at Tokyo three years ago.
Athens 2004: The miracle and the trauma
Greece's bid to host the 1996 Olympics on the centenary of the modern Games in Athens seemed so ludicrous, it even featured in the verses of a song written by Lina Nikolakopoulou and performed by Haris Alexiou, poking fun at the audacity of such an ambitious undertaking by a country still struggling to join modernity.
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