54% of Greeks believe government ordered Tempe crash site landfilling

54% of Greeks believe government ordered Tempe crash site landfilling

[InTime News] More than half of Greeks believe the government ordered the landfilling of the Tempe railway disaster site, according to a poll conducted by ALCO. The survey, which was aired on Alpha TV, found that 54% of respondents believe the alteration of the accident site – commonly referred to as “landfilling” – was government-ordered, …

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Hellenic Seaplanes eyes Cyprus | eKathimerini.com

Hellenic Seaplanes eyes Cyprus | eKathimerini.com

Cyprus, with its strategic geographical position, has the potential to become a key hub for seaplane routes, both domestically and across the Eastern Mediterranean, according to Nikolas Charalambous, president and CEO of Hellenic Seaplanes. Speaking on Cypriot radio Spor FM, Charalambous emphasized that the Cyprus-based company, which has been operating in Greece since 2013, is …

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Greek Frigate KOUNTOURIOTIS Returns From NATO’s SNMG-2 Deployment And Dynamic Manta 2025

Greek Frigate KOUNTOURIOTIS Returns From NATO’s SNMG-2 Deployment And Dynamic Manta 2025

The Greek frigate Kountouriotis has returned home after completing its mission with NATO’s Standing NATO Maritime Group 2 (SNMG-2). It recently participated in the high-profile anti-submarine exercise Dynamic Manta 2025 off the coast of Italy. The vessel’s involvement in the exercise and its broader deployment underscores Greece’s active role in strengthening NATO’s maritime capabilities and …

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EIB approves four investment proposals by Environment and Energy Ministry

EIB approves four investment proposals by Environment and Energy Ministry

The European Investment Bank on Wednesday approved four investment proposals by Greece’s Environment and Energy Ministry, including two for new buses.  The European Union’s credit institution approved two proposals for buses running on electricity and on hydrogen, a proposal for heat pumps in greenhouses, and one proposal about heat pumps in municipal swimming pools. The …

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Restoration Of Saint Paraskevi Church In Kato Varosha Completed

Restoration Of Saint Paraskevi Church In Kato Varosha Completed

The Bi-communal Technical Committee for Cultural Heritage has announced the successful completion of the restoration of the Saint (Ayia) Paraskevi church, situated in the illegally occupied area of Kato Varosha, Famagusta. The project, a significant step in preserving Cyprus’s cultural heritage, was celebrated with an event marking its conclusion. Sotos Ktoris, co-chair of the committee, …

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Metlen expands its share in defense market

Metlen expands its share in defense market

Athens-listed} group Metlen is strengthening its presence in the defense sector, claiming a share of the 800-billion-euro market created by the ReaArm Europe strategic plan for the rearmament of the Old Continent. The company is expanding its Volos industrial complex and is forming a defense equipment manufacturing center in Greece. As it announced on Tuesday, …

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IOC Presidential Race Ignites On Greece’s Sun-Drenched Coast

IOC Presidential Race Ignites On Greece’s Sun-Drenched Coast

Messinia, Greece, March 19 – The International Olympic Committee (IOC) presidential race erupted into high gear on Wednesday, unfolding against the stunning Ionian Sea at the Costa Navarino resort in Greece’s southwestern Peloponnese. Seven contenders vying to succeed Thomas Bach made their final pitches as the 144th IOC Session kicked off, marking Bach’s last as …

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The revision of the Constitution offers hope

The revision of the Constitution offers hope

[Giorgos Zachos/InTime News] The large turnout at the rallies to mark two years since the Tempe rail disaster is correctly interpreted as a reaction to the general inadequacy of the state. Citizens are constantly suffering in a thousand ways in their daily lives, and, when an event overwhelms them, they explode. After six years in …

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