Kypseli subway repairs planned

Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE) experts will submit initial reports next week on required repairs for 14 Kypseli buildings affected by subway construction. Source link

Mortgage issue shows a significant increase

Mortgage lending in Greece is showing strong momentum, with new loan disbursements by the country’s four systemic banks growing at a robust pace, while borrowing costs for homebuyers in key fixed-rate categories are below the euro area average. Source link

What Happened Before His Collapse? New Questions Over Midazolam and Propofol – Greek City Times

What Happened Before His Collapse? New Questions Over Midazolam and Propofol – Greek City Times

New testimony and phone calls at the Kolonaki clinic are putting the focus on the drugs allegedly administered to Giorgos Mazonakis before he lost consciousness The investigation into the death of Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis is increasingly focusing on what happened inside a medical clinic in Kolonaki during the critical minutes before he collapsed. Authorities …

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FinMin: Millennium’s move confirms Greek momentum

The importance of Millennium Management’s decision to strengthen its presence in Athens for the Greek economy and the country’s international investment profile was underscored by Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis in a social media post. Source link

China Greece Partnership Marked With Photography Competition Celebrating Two Decades of Strategic Ties – Greek City Times

China Greece Partnership Marked With Photography Competition Celebrating Two Decades of Strategic Ties – Greek City Times

Greece and China have marked the 20th anniversary of their comprehensive strategic partnership with a photography competition showcasing Greece through the eyes of Chinese visitors. Chang Jian, Deputy Director General of the Department of European Affairs at the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs (left) and Ambassador of Greece to China Evgenios Kalpyris (2nd from right) …

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Mitsotakis and Albanese Meet at UN as OpenAI Medicare Breach Rocks Australia

Mitsotakis and Albanese Meet at UN as OpenAI Medicare Breach Rocks Australia

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese have met in New York on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly, with their discussions taking place as Australia faces growing questions over a major artificial intelligence security breach involving a government Medicare portal. Albanese shared a photograph of the two …

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