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Sports Broadcasts: Where to Watch Lamia-Olympiacos, Aris-Asteras, Arsenal, City, and Barcelona
Full Schedule of Sports Broadcasts: Where to Catch the Action Across Greece and Europe
A packed day of sports broadcasts awaits, with plenty of action both in Greece and across Europe.
The spotlight is naturally on the three games that open the 3rd round of the Super League (Lamia-Olympiacos, Aris-Asteras Tripolis, Panetolikos-Panserraikos).
RND: The European South leads the EU economy – Where the growth in Greece, Spain, Portugal is coming from
Last year the 27 EU member states averaged 0.4% growth. “The German economy even contracted by 0.3%, […] while France and Italy have so far failed to show any convincing growth momentum,” writes the German National Network of Journalists (RND).
Pooling our scarce resources
The billboard in front of the construction site promotes luxury homes with uninterrupted sea views, each featuring its own private pool. The development will stretch across a lush hillside, just outside a coastal village in the Peloponnese. The pools will be only a few meters away from a stunning and secluded, almost private beach.
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Champions League: Exciting draws for the 36 teams
The journey of the new Champions League for the 2024-25 season began in Monaco, where the draw took place on Thursday afternoon with the presence of top scorer Cristiano Ronaldo and the legend Gianluigi Buffon.
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Bulgaria Sees Strong Growth in New Car Sales Amid EU Market Shifts
In Bulgaria, 26,945 new cars were registered during the first seven months of the year, reflecting a 28.4% growth compared to the same period in 2023, as reported by BGNES. This positions Bulgaria as one of the leaders in market growth, maintaining its strong performance with an annual growth rate of 30.8% in the first half of the year.
Schools Unveil New Operating Rules for the New Year: Key Changes to Absences, Suspensions, and Mobile Phones
The 11 changes that will be introduced in the new school year 2024-2025 were discussed today by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the leadership of the Education Ministry during their meeting at Megaro Maximou.
The first bell of the new teaching year will ring on Sept. 11 and with it will bring 11 major changes to all levels of school education:
US Elections: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump clash over two Greek-Americans
After the official confirmation of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz’s candidacies by the Democratic National Convention last Thursday, the electoral landscape in the US is set.
Health Alert: New Monkeypox Outbreak—Transmission, Risks, and Key Symptoms to Look out for
Experts warn that it is only a matter of time before more cases of the new contagious variant of monkeypox (mpox Clade Ib) are identified in Europe. This follows the first imported case reported in Sweden a week ago.
On luxurious Ibiza, essential workers are forced to live in tent cities
At 1,900 euros a month, the rent was not cheap. But Alicia Bocuñano still felt fortunate to find an apartment on Ibiza at that price. As a taxi driver pulling 16-hour days, Bocuñano, a single mother who grew up on this Spanish island, figured that a surplus from the busy summer months might be enough to make the rent.
Film critics pick Lanthimos’ ‘Poor Things’ as movie of the year
Yorgos Lanthimos' "Poor Things" has been chosen as film of the year 2024 by the International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI), in a first by a Greek director.
Almost 800 film critics from around the world voted in the process to pick the recipient of the FIPRESCI Grand Prix, which will be presented on September 20 at the opening gala of the 72nd San Sebastian Festival in Spain.