OASA: Increase in ticket validations in 2024 compared with 2023
According to Athens Urban Transport Organisation (OASA), this increase in passengers/validations is reflected, of course, in the group's receipts.
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Over 60 officials of Pakistan’s FIA implicated in human trafficking ring behind Greece boat tragedy
Over 60 officials of Pakistan's FIA implicated in human trafficking ring behind Greece boat tragedy
The boat tragedy that claimed the lives of over 250 Pakistanis off the coast of southern Greece on June 14, 2023, exposed a major human trafficking ring involving over sixty officers of Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).
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Greeks Flock to Bulgarian Petrol Stations as Schengen Expansion Eases Border Crossings
Greeks Flock to Bulgarian Petrol Stations as Schengen Expansion Eases Border Crossings
The price difference is striking: a litre of 95-octane unleaded petrol costs just €1.28 in Bulgaria, compared to €1.80 in Greece. For Greek drivers, this equates to a saving of €26 on a full 50-litre tank, making the short journey across the border highly appealing.
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Bulgaria: Greece second top destination for November with 109,300 travellers
Bulgaria: Greece second top destination for November with 109,300 travellers
Turkey is the top destination for Bulgarian tourists in November
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Αυτό το ρομπότ κατέχει ήδη δύο παγκόσμια ρεκόρ Γκίνες
Αυτό το ρομπότ κατέχει ήδη δύο παγκόσμια ρεκόρ Γκίνες
Σχεδιασμένο να παίζει μπάσκετ με αξιοσημείωτη ακρίβεια, το CUE ενσαρκώνει την τεχνολογική πρόοδο και την ανθρώπινη επιμονή
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GSEE calls for mass participation in general strike on Wed; joined by ADEDY
GSEE calls for mass participation in general strike on Wed; joined by ADEDY
The European Trade Union Confederation, whose head Esther Lynch is currently in Greece, also expressed its support for the GSEE strike. Lynch conveyed the support of millions of workers from all over Europe, spoke to Greek workers, and handed out informational pamphlets, together with other trade union officials in Syntagma Square.
