Rhodes honors British couple for loyalty
A British couple who have visited the Greek island of Rhodes over 100 times has been awarded the municipality's highest honorary distinction, a platinum plaque.
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ManpowerGroup: Hiring prospects in Greece improving
A clearly improved climate is expected in Greece for the 4th quarter of 2024 according to the latest ManpowerGroup Hiring Outlook Survey.
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Miss Lebanon: Married in Greece - Reception at Olympic Stadium
Miss Lebanon, Maya Reidy, married Fehmi Karagoula in a lavish wedding held in Greece.
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Venomous aquatic insect spotted in Larissa
Λαρισσα τηις σθμμερ ςασ πλαγθεδ βυ α δελθγε οφ ροαψηεσ ανδ οτηερ ινσετψσ. Now there was an appearance this summer of the poisonous insect called Lithokeros in the city of Larissa.
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Bloomberg: Drones and 112 Greece’s for better handling of even more fires
The Bloomberg agency in an analysis presented Greece‘s handling of this year’s fires.
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88th Thessaloniki International Fair off to a strong start
The 88th Thessaloniki International Fair got off to a strong start, with people flocking to the stands and participating in the varied events programme from the first day. These include the Music Events that begin on Sunday, with a performance by the Gipsy Kings featuring Nicolas Reyes at 21:30 that visitors to the fair can watch for free, displaying their TIF admission ticket.
A little earlier at 21:00, an impressive Drone Light Show will light up the skies of Thessaloniki, in place of the fireworks display traditionally organised at TIF, with roughly 500 drones carrying an "aerial choreography" for 15 minutes.
Other highlights include CERN's participation at the AKADEMIA tribute in Pavilion 17, which includes a number of interactive activities, Germany's pavilion as the honoured country, the Volkswagen Beetle parade and the Treasure Hunt, with more than 1,000 small and larger gifts for visitors and the food festivals organised by Greek regions at Pavilion 6.
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Mitsotakis from Thessaloniki: 'Greece in 2027 will be a much better country where Greeks can look forward to a better life'
Greece in 2027 will be nothing like Greece in 2010 and the country will never return to a reality of big deficits, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Sunday, during the customary press conference given by the prime minister each year at the Thessaloniki International Fair. Replying to a question put to him at the 88th TIF about the government's goals for the next three years and whether Greece will be in a position to lift memorandum measures, he said comparisons with the pre-crisis years were a mistake.
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Popular TikToker becomes nun
On TikTok and YouTube, one of the most popular Greek accounts belonged to Helen Mazlou.
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Thessaloniki: New video from the action of the gangs who showed off their wealth
Another video from the actions of the members of the 14 criminal organizations dismantled by EL.AS. in Thessaloniki, was brought to"light" by protothema.
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Regional governor of Central Macedonia meets US Ambassador Tsunis
The regional governor of Central Macedonia, Apostolos Tzitzikostas, had a meeting on Friday with the US Ambassador to Greece George Tsunis, at his office at the Administration Building of the Central Macedonia Region in the Villa Allatini.
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Summer of 2024 the warmest in Greece since records began
The summer of 2024 was the warmest ever recorded in Greece, according to the preliminary meteorological data analysed by the scientific team of the Athens National Observatory's weather service, meteo.gr.
Crete: Murderous attack and torture over grazing
A sheep breeder, became the victim of a brutal murderous attack on Friday morning at his sheepfold, is being treated in a particularly critical condition at the Rethymno Hospital.
According to information from neakriti.gr, the shooting victim, who is hospitalized in critical condition mainly due to a bullet in the spine he received, which the doctors saw in the X-ray, is in danger of not dying..
The perpetrators not only shot the unfortunate 69-year-old but also subjected him to torture, as they cut out his tongue.
How the murderous attack in Rethymnon happened
It is recalled, according to the same information, that on Friday morning, unknown assailants invaded the ranch of the breeder and shot him at least 6-7 times, with the 69-year-old falling to the ground seriously injured. He reportedly called his son, while he was still conscious, who found him in a very bad condition at around 7 am, calling the EMS.
The 69-year-old farmer was taken to the hospital, where he is being treated in a critical condition, having lost a lot of blood. The bullets he received have hit him in the legs, the arm, and also in the spine.
The attack against the 69-year-old smelled of revenge - They had also attacked his son
According to the same information, the 69-year-old livestock farmer is the father of the young man who was attacked with caustic liquid last July in the area of Koumbe in Rethymno.
The two cases, today's attack on the 69-year-old and the attack with caustic liquid on the 26-year-old, according to information, are directly related.
The motive for both murderous attacks is allegedly disputes over an area of land in the wider area of Rethymnon.
Mykonos: Giannis Antetokounmpo continues his honeymoon with Mariah
Giannis Antetokounmpo and Mariah Riddlespiger got married last Sunday in Costa Navarino and are now in Mykonos for their honeymoon.
Manfred Weber's letter to Metsola for MEP N. Pappas - Requests measures and expulsion from the Left group
Manfred Weber, head of the Eurogroup of the EPP, sent a letter to the president of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola, about what came to light regarding the behavior of SYRIZA MEP Nikos Pappas.