Who are the 23 MEPs preparing to transfer
New parliamentary landscape shaped by the successive splits of SYRIZA - Who and with which parties are bargaining for their new political home
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Mitsotakis presents four proposals for ‘a smart green deal’ at COP29 Plenary
Mitsotakis presents four proposals for 'a smart green deal' at COP29 Plenary
"We meet again at a critical moment. The climate is changing and developments remind us of this. This reality gives our discussions a new sense of urgency," Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Wednesday at the Plenary Session of the 29th Conference of the Parties to the UN Climate Change Convention (COP29).
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Samothrace Celebrates 112 Years of Liberation!
Samothrace Celebrates 112 Years of Liberation!
Samothraki, however, was no stranger to the fight for freedom. The island paid a heavy price during the Greek Revolution of 1821
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PPC Partners Up to Boost Renewable Energy Capacity in Greece
PPC Partners Up to Boost Renewable Energy Capacity in Greece
This is a move that aims for the gradual phase-out of lignite units and an increase in renewable energy sources, with a particular emphasis on wind energy
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Kasselakis Blames Mitsotakis for Homophobic Backlash Following Leaked Wedding Gift List
Kasselakis Blames Mitsotakis for Homophobic Backlash Following Leaked Wedding Gift List
Stefanos Kasselakis, leader of the main opposition party SYRIZA, has publicly condemned a wave of homophobic abuse directed at him and his partner following the online leak
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Australia Advances to Quarterfinals Despite Loss; Greece Keeps Olympic Hopes Alive
Australia Advances to Quarterfinals Despite Loss; Greece Keeps Olympic Hopes Alive
Lille, France – Despite a 77-71 loss to Greece, Australia secured their spot in the men’s Olympic basketball quarterfinals as Spain fell to a heartbreaking defeat against Canada. This result eliminates Spain from the tournament and keeps Greece’s hopes of advancing alive.
