UK, France and Ukraine to present peace deal to Trump, Starmer says

UK, France and Ukraine to present peace deal to Trump, Starmer says

[AP] Britain and France will work on a peace deal with Ukraine and present it to Donald Trump, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Sunday, describing it as a step in the right direction following Friday’s explosive meeting in the White House. Starmer, due to host Western leaders in London in a bid to …

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Boris Becker Sends Well Wishes To Thanasi Kokkinakis Following Surgery

Boris Becker Sends Well Wishes To Thanasi Kokkinakis Following Surgery

Thanasi Kokkinakis has made the tough decision to undergo surgery for a persistent issue that has troubled him for some time. The problem came to a head during the Australian Open in January. Following a thrilling five-set match against Jack Draper, Kokkinakis felt the physical strain, while Draper advanced in the tournament. The day after …

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Citizens demanded the obvious on Tempe, truth and justice, PM says 

Citizens demanded the obvious on Tempe, truth and justice, PM says 

Citizens have demanded the obvious, truth and justice, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis posted Sunday, in his weekly briefing, following Friday’s massive rally in Athens, echoed by gatherings across Greece and cities abroad, to mark the second anniversary of the Tempe railway disaster, which claimed 57 lives and left many seriously injured.   “The citizens – …

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Storm “Daniel” Uncovers Ancient Greek Tombstone In Libya

Storm “Daniel” Uncovers Ancient Greek Tombstone In Libya

The devastating floods caused by Storm “Daniel” in Libya have led to an unexpected archaeological discovery: an ancient Greek tombstone. The Libyan Antiquities Authority has confirmed a limestone tombstone found in the northern cemetery area of Shahat (ancient Cyrene). Following the storm’s impact in September 2023, reports emerged of ancient artifacts being revealed by the …

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Tax evasion remains rampant at nightclubs, inspections reaffirm

Tax evasion remains rampant at nightclubs, inspections reaffirm

[Shutterstock] Sweeping inspections by tax authorities at many of the most popular nightclubs in Athens and Thessaloniki since January have determined that tax evasion at such venues remains rampant. The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) combined high-tech remote monitoring with on-site inspections to conduct regular checks on 21 of the highest-earning clubs in both …

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Evy Poumpouras On Breaking Barriers And Inspiring Future Generations

Evy Poumpouras On Breaking Barriers And Inspiring Future Generations

Evy Poumpouras, a former U.S. Secret Service agent, gave an exclusive interview following her notable appearance on the TEDxAthens main stage. During the conversation, she opened up about the rigorous process of joining the Secret Service, the potential gender gap within the agency, and the role social media plays in connecting her with younger audiences. …

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Silent march sends deafening message

Silent march sends deafening message

A sea of protesters stretches from the Ancient Agora Square to Aristotelous Square in the center of Thessaloniki on February 28, 2025. [Intime News] They came without leaders, without chants, without party banners – only their footsteps echoing through the streets of Athens. Hundreds of thousands of Greeks flooded the capital on Friday in a …

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Images Identify Syntagma Rioters Before Masks Were Donned

Images Identify Syntagma Rioters Before Masks Were Donned

The Hellenic Police (ELAS) continue investigating the riots following the Tempi rally at Syntagma Square on Friday. Police spokeswoman Constantia Demoglidou stated that beyond the 72 arrests, ELAS possesses “enough material to identify other individuals, who will be brought to justice. We have their images before they covered their faces. This is an ongoing process.” …

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High power rates derail subsidy spending

High power rates derail subsidy spending

File photo. Soaring electricity rates in February, pushed up by cold weather and the sharp increase in the price of natural gas before the de-escalation of the last few days, have also derailed the subsidy account for March tariffs and are making it difficult for the Environment and Energy Ministry to implement retroactive subsidies for …

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