Renown fitness instructor Gogo Mastrokosta, 56, succumbs to cancer
Gogo Mastrokosta passed away at 56 after a long battle with cancer.
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When will the luxury maisonettes of Japanese architect Kengo Kuma in Hellinikon be ready - Who's buying, when will the Club open
On the beachfront of Elliniko, right next to the Agios Kosmas Marina, Orilina Properties is developing one of the most ambitious and high-standard residential projects of the new era of the Athenian Riviera.
The Marina Residences by Kengo Kuma project aspires to be a new benchmark for luxury housing in Greece, combining high-end architecture, exclusive services and direct contact with the sea.
The project bears the signature of the internationally renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma and will consist of just 20 luxury maisonettes, an element that reinforces the character of exclusivity that the company seeks to give to the development. Its philosophy is based on discreet luxury, privacy and the connection of the residence with the natural environment, through open spaces, natural materials and unobstructed views of the sea.
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Greece "on fire" after Olympiacos clinches European championshhip
The atmosphere outside the Municipal Theater of Piraeus was explosive, as thousands of Olympiacos fans cheered the European champions.
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N17 Terrorist mastermind Giotopoulos released from prion
Giotopoulos was released by decision of the Court of Appeals. He had been sentenced to 17 life terms and 25 years in prison as the leader of the 17 November.
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Greek minister orders doctor removed from NHS after video shows anesthesiologist allegedly seeking €100 cash payment
Greece's health minister has ordered an anesthesiologist at a public oncology hospital removed from the National Health System.
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Mytilineos: Metlen enters its new growth phase from a position of strength, EBITDA target €2 billion
With a message of continuity in its growth trajectory, but also a clear acknowledgment of the challenges faced by the group, Evangelos Mytilineos outlined the next phase for Metlen in his address at the General Shareholders’ Meeting.
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Athens Contemporary Art Museum revives Acropolis-View rooftop cinema
The National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST) will officially reopen its acclaimed rooftop open-air cinema, CineFIX, on May 28, launching a summer-long program of experimental films, documentaries, and audiovisual installations set against the backdrop of the Acropolis.
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Greek shipyard makes NATO defense history as hull blocks it built feature in launch of French Navy frigate
The French Navy has launched its second FDI-class frigate, the Amiral Louzeau, incorporating hull blocks built entirely at Greece's Salamis Shipyards — the first time a Greek facility has manufactured structural components for a foreign military vessel, marking a significant expansion of the Franco-Greek defense partnership.
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This is the most expensive Greek work of the 20th century: It "caught" 1,250,000 euros at auction
Art Expertise organized yesterday in Paris, for Bonhams, the 48th Greek Sale auction with a tribute to Greek art of the last two centuries.
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Elon Musk enraged over Christopher Nolan’s “Odyssey”: “It dishonors Homer, insults Greeks”
Elon Musk was added to the many people who have “attacked” director Christopher Nolan over his casting choices in the cinematic adaptation of Homer’s “Odyssey”.
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Forty victims, cut vines, seized land: Crete organized crime case exposes rural reign of fear
A major organized crime investigation in Crete has compiled statements from approximately 40 alleged victims of a criminal group based in the village of Vorizia, with investigators warning the true toll is likely far higher, suppressed by a climate of fear and intimidation that deterred many residents from coming forward at all.
Mysterious strong odor of gas smothers southern Athens for hours
The strong and unusual odor that covered a large part of the southern suburbs of Attica for many hours yesterday mobilized state services, technical agencies and civil protection mechanisms, causing concern among residents and an operational alert to the competent authorities.
Greek Australian doctor charged with 148 counts of rape and sexual assault
The case of a former doctor from Brisbane, who is facing a total of 148 charges of rape and sexual assault, following a multi-year investigation by Queensland police, has shocked Australia.
Tommy Olsen of the NGO Aegean Boat Report who was arrested in Norway for criminal organisation will not be extradited to Greece
Norwegian Tommy Olsen, founder of the non-governmental organization Aegean Boat Report (ABR), who was arrested on March 16 at his home in Tromsø, Norway, after Greece issued an international arrest warrant, will not be extradited to Greece.