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Poland Faces Constitutional Crisis as Tusk Government Moves Against Tribunal Leadership – Greek City Times

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Poland Faces Constitutional Crisis as Tusk Government Moves Against Tribunal Leadership – Greek City Times

Poland is facing an escalating constitutional confrontation after the country’s Constitutional Tribunal became the centre of a bitter dispute over its leadership, judicial independence and the authority of Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s government. The Tribunal’s official website has published an announcement declaring that its President, Bogdan Święczkowski, and Vice-President, Bartłomiej Sochański, have been suspended from …

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Olina | Athens | November 6

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Athens-based indie-pop musician, songwriter and performer Olina will present her sophomore album, “What Moved You?”, in a live performance at Ilion Plus (17 Kodrigktonos). Source link

The election riddle

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It could be a riddle of the type, “I am a monk with many shirts, and the more you strip me, the more you cry. What am I?” An onion. “On the one hand, I obstruct change, on the other, I turn everything upside down. What am I?” Elections. Source link

HALC calls on Peloton to remove Halloween-themed Varosha ride and issue public apology

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The Hellenic American Leadership Council (HALC) has called on Peloton to immediately remove a virtual cycling experience featuring the uninhabited Famagusta suburb of Varosha in Cyprus from its 2026 Halloween collection, condemning the company’s decision to use a place associated with decades of displacement and unresolved injustice as a setting for seasonal entertainment. Source link

Brussels softens energy stance

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The European Commission will not yet commit to providing an extra leeway to Greece and other countries seeking to offer their citizens more support toward energy costs, but acknowledged that temporary subsidies even of fossil fuels could be necessary. Source link

Greece Hosts National Dialogue On Island Agriculture Policy

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Greece Hosts National Dialogue On Island Agriculture Policy

Greece will hold the sixth session of its National Dialogue on the design of the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) for 2028-2034 on Saturday, October 31, in Naxos, with discussions focusing on the negotiating framework, key challenges for the country and the needs of island communities. The Ministry of Rural Development and Food will organise …

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Greek Flag Raised Aboard Nearchos as Greece Strengthens French Defence Ties – Greek City Times

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Greek Flag Raised Aboard Nearchos as Greece Strengthens French Defence Ties – Greek City Times

The Greek flag has been raised aboard the Hellenic Navy’s second FDI Belharra-class frigate, Nearchos, during a ceremony at the Naval Group shipyards in Lorient, France, marking another major milestone in Greece’s naval modernisation programme. The ceremony was attended by Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias, senior military officials and representatives of the French defence industry. …

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Thessaloniki Film Festival Returns with 258 Films and €200,000 in Awards

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Thessaloniki Film Festival Returns with 258 Films and €200,000 in Awards

The 67th Thessaloniki International Film Festival will open on Thursday, November 5, bringing 258 films, leading Greek and international filmmakers, special tributes and awards worth more than €200,000 to the northern Greek city until November 15. The festival will screen films at cinemas across Thessaloniki and online, with six competitive sections showcasing Greek and international …

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