Television director Manousos Manousakis died
At the age of 74, director Manousos Manousakis, one of the most iconic creators of Greek television and cinema, passed away.
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The Greek Community of Monaco honours Greek Olympic Champions
President Katerina Lanara and the Board of Directors of the Greek Community of Monaco organized an unforgettable Gala Dinner with 200 distinguished guests, at the famous Yacht Club of Monaco, to honor the Greek and Cypriot Olympic Champions who distinguished themselves at the recent Olympic Games in Paris.
His Highness Prince Albert was present at the glamorous event. It is worth mentioning that the Prince and our athletes were the ones who monopolized the flashes and the interest of the guests throughout the evening. Spyros Kapralos, President of the Greek and European Commission and member of the IOC, was also present at the event.
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Impressive arsenal found in warehouse in Pagrati
The investigation by the Anti-Terrorism Service officers into the arsenal that was found yesterday, Tuesday (19/11) in a warehouse in Pagrati is in full swing, with the investigators handling the case collecting evidence in order to determine how many and which people had access to the area.
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PM Mitsotakis to Bloomberg: Our majority Is stable, elections on time in 2027
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis conveyed a message of stability within the government majority and reaffirmed his personal commitment to holding elections in 2027, a statement he made during a conversation with journalist Francine Lacqua on Monday, November 18, at a Bloomberg event in Athens, titled “The New Era of Greek Banking.”
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Yannis Vardinoyannis assumes post of Motor Oil Board President
Yannis V. Vardinoyannis will assume the post of president of Motor Oil S.A.’ board of directors, according to an announcement conveyed to the Hellenic Capital Market Commission on Monday and following a same-day convening of the board.
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The Greek-American who is at the "helm" of Netflix
It has been two years since Ted Sarandos took over as co-CEO of Netflix. Ted Sarandos was born in Phoenix, Arizona, but is originally from Samos. His family's last name was originally Kariotakis, but it was later changed to Sarandos.
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Handelsblatt: Greece needs to revise its budget plan because it has too much money!
Greece must revise its budget for 2025 because there is more money available than anticipated. This is due to the increased tax revenues and the early repayment of previously taken loans ahead of schedule.
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Known antiauthoritarian Romanos arrested in relation to Ampelokipi explosion
The 31-year-old Nikos Romanos, who was arrested on Monday (18/11) by anti-terrorism officers for the case of the explosion that flattened the apartment on Arkadia Street in Abelokipi and caused the death of a man and the serious injury of a girl.
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Briton Moves Permanently to Nafplio - Explains What He Likes and Doesn't Like About Life in Greece [video]
Millions of people visit Greece every year for vacation. But what is life like for a foreigner who decides to move permanently to Hellas, and specifically to Nafplio?
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Geoffrey Pyatt. stresses importance of Greece - Cyprus electrical interconnection
The proposed electrical interconnection between Cyprus and Greece represents a significant opportunity for Cyprus, both politically and in terms of energy independence, according to U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Resources Geoffrey Pyatt.
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George Miller: The grandson of a priest from Kythera conquers Hollywood and becomes a Greek stamp
Happy Feet broke numerous box office records and drew audiences of all ages when it debuted in 2007, and became a favorite later during its repeated TV broadcasts. This animated family film—a musical comedy with environmental themes—features te unforgettable, tone-deaf penguin Mumble, who uses his unique tap-dancing talent instead of a singing voice to charm his mate.
An ominous message: Mitsotakis shows former PM Samaras the exit
Former Greek prime minister Antonis Samaras has been expelled from the parliamentary group of the ruling New Democracy party, which he once led, according to an announcement issued by government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis on Saturday.
Leadership renewal at the conference of the Federation of Cypriots
The National Conference of the Federation of Cypriot American Organizations (FCAO) was historic in every sense of the word, which convened on Saturday, November 9, 2024, at the “Terrace on the Park” community center in Flushing.
Mother of three from Kasos dies in routine procedure
The community on the small island of Kasos isin shock because of the death of a 45-year-old mother of three. The woman tragically passed away shortly after undergoing surgery at a private clinic in Athens.