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Turkey says Western states gave it no evidence to back up security threat reports
Turkey said on Friday that Western nations, including the United States and Germany, had not given it any information to back up their assertions that security threats had prompted them to close their missions in the country.
Aegean Airlines spreading its wings abroad
Greek flag carrier Aegean Airlines is seeking its further expansion abroad through a number of targeted moves.
Greece's leading airline is seeking to land state-subsidized services out of Skopje and Ochrid airports in North Macedonia to European destinations.
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Bulgaria’s President Dissolved the Caretaker Cabinet and Appoints a New One from Tomorrow – Only One Minister is New
Pursuant to Art. 99, para. 5 of the Constitution, President Rumen Radev signed a decree on the dissolution of the 48th National Assembly on February 3, 2023. The head of state has scheduled parliamentary elections for April 2, 2023, announced the press office of the head of state.
Search for missing pilot in F-4 crash continues for third day
A search-and-rescue operation continued for a third day Wednesday for a Hellenic Air Force officer who has been missing since the fighter jet he was flying went down over the Ionian Sea in western Greece.
Search-and-rescue operations cease after 72 hours as per standard procedure. However, there have been exceptions with some missions being given up to 48-hour extension.
Defence Minister announces three days of military mourning after F-4 crash
National Defence Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos announced a three-day period of mourning in the country's armed forces on Monday.
Elevator maker Kone to cut 1000 jobs
Finnish elevator giant Kone announced on Jan. 26 that it planned restructuring that would result in around 1,000 jobs cut globally, as the company's results showed orders fall in the fourth quarter.
"The planned changes are estimated to generate annual cost savings of around 100 million euros," said the company, which has over 60,000 employees.
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Untold Festival | Athens | January 26 – February 1
Dedicated to Greek movies that never make it outside the festival circuit and into cinemas, the Untold Film Festival is a new initiative by the NGO Notraditional and the Trianon theater (trianon.gr), running from January 26 to February 1. According to the organizers, some 30 Greek films make it into theaters on average every season, even though the actual output is much greater than that.
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ELSTAT to release industry turnover data Friday
The Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) will release its November 2022 data on industrial turnover this Friday.
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Top US lawmaker Menendez objects to potential F-16 sale to Turkey
The Biden administration has told Congress it is preparing the potential $20 billion sale of F-16 fighter jets to Turkey, sources familiar with the matter said on Friday, sparking an immediate objection from a senior US lawmaker who has long opposed the deal.
Greece has Europe’s oldest professors
Greece has the oldest university lecturers in Europe and the fewest aged under 35, according to a recent report by the National Authority for Higher Education (EThAAE). More specifically, of the 17,049 permanent lecturers at Greek universities, more than half are over 50.
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