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ekathimerini.comThe six main parties have agreed to a televised pre-election debate, which will be held on May 10, state broadcaster ERT has reported.
A Manhattan auction house found and returned the 16th- and 17th-century texts, which are thought to have been looted from a Greek monastery during the turmoil of World War I.
The socialist PASOK-Movement for Change party unveilted its at-large list, made up of 15 candidates, for the May 21 election Saturday.
The US confiscated Iranian oil on a tanker at sea in recent days in a sanctions enforcement operation, three sources said, and days later Iran seized another oil-laden tanker in retaliation, according to a maritime security firm. The vessel is managed by Greece-based Empire Navigation.
The two men arrested on Friday on suspicion of murdering journalist George Karaivaz two years ago outside his house have been given until Wednesday to testify before an investigating magistrate.
- 09:47Greens achieve unity for election, but few know about them
- 07:50PASOK unveils at-large candidates list
- 04:00Cyprus ship management takings rise
- 21:40Mortgage application tricks
- 18:17Extensive inspections on trucks at the country’s ports
- 15:10Karaivaz murder suspects given deadline to testify
- 14:18New rules to be more flexible
- 14:14Looted Greek monastery manuscripts rediscovered during Manhattan office renovation
- 12:35Parties agree to televised debate on May 10
- 12:33Enel nears Greek renewables stake sale to Macquarie
- 12:03Turkey’s Baykar plans production of new air combat drone next year
- 10:19Goldman Sachs report points to strength of Greek banks
- 09:27Inflation also hurts e-grocers
- 09:27Historic Athens edifice set for revamp
- 09:13Mitsotakis: Greece needs to continue on path to innovation
- 08:58US confiscates Iran oil cargo on Greek-managed tanker amid Tehran tensions
- 08:40Court OKs new soccer stadium for Panathinaikos
- 06:43Three conditions for Greece to secure investment grade
- 05:25Why have one ‘impossible’ ring around your world when you could have two?
- 04:00Piraeus Port has matched Valencia
- 03:13Cruise crews outspend passengers in Thessaloniki
- 02:39Pierce entrance exams to be held on May 13-14
- 00:37Uphill battle now for the Reds
- 23:09Gone with the wind
- 22:46Three in four companies plan wage hikes
- 21:50For research to bloom
- 21:28Shift on salaries
- 21:12Olympiakos wins men’s volleyball league title
- 20:54ATHEX: Five-week rising streak is snapped
- 20:54Housing stock not enough
- 20:18Greece seen on the right path
- 20:16Maestro Yorgos Ziavras to conduct own orchestra at Cologne music festival
- 19:59Anti-Money laundering authority to investigate Velopoulos party over payments
- 19:14SYRIZA unveils state-wide electoral list
- 18:45Another right-wing party barred from election
- 18:14Two arrested in relation to journalist Karaivaz’ murder
- 18:05IEA commendations and recommendations for Greece
- 17:48War forces Greek family to shut storied Khartoum hotel
- 17:14Cartoon (28/04/2023)
- 17:02New chapter for Attica after share capital increase
The European Union opened a scheme this week for companies to jointly buy gas, aiming to secure supplies ahead of winter.
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Earlier this year, astronomers announced that a tiny world beyond Neptune with a diameter about one-third that of Earth’s moon possessed a Saturn-like ring that should not be there. It now turns out that there are two such “impossible” rings.
NEWS
Turkish defense firm Baykar aims to begin production of its new unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) next year which is already attracting international interest, its chairman Selcuk Bayraktar said.
The government has taken significant steps to reduce the national debt, to attract investments and create new jobs, and to support households and the country needs to stay on that path, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis told the Delphi Economic Forum on Friday.
ECONOMY
Revenue from Cyprus’ ship management industry continued its upward trend in the second half (H2) of 2022, reaching 648 million euros, up 25.6% year-on-year.
SOCIETY
Thanasis Pagoulatos kept the family-run Acropole Hotel in Khartoum open throughout all the coups, wars and uprisings that Sudan has periodically endured – until the war that tore through the capital this month finally forced him out. “It’s as if a part of mine is taken from us,” said the 79-year-old Greek.
SPORTS
Panathinaikos and AEK will face off this Sunday in what looks like a league final, albeit with another three games left to play, following their easy victories in the sixth round of the Super League playoffs on Wednesday.
Fenerbahce snatched home advantage away from Olympiakos on Friday with its win in Piraeus that has the best-of-five series tied 1-1 on the way to the Euroleague Final Four.
CULTURE
The City of Athens has been granted a 25-year lease on a historic building on the corner of downtown Stadiou and Santaroza streets that once housed Greece’s first National Printing Office, it was announced on Thursday.
In a photo made available Saturday, Germany’s blind men’s soccer team trains in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, in preparation for the world championship in blind soccer, taking place in August in the UK, as part of the 2023 IBSA World Games.
A series of recent events, including bomb explosions and the discovery of incendiary devices near sensitive targets, are reinforcing the belief that organized crime continues to operate unchecked.
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni on Monday inaugurated the Archaeological Museum of Messara, in the region of Gortys on Crete.
In a tribute marking the centennial of Maria Callas’ birth, the Greek National Opera is premiering Luigi Cherubini’s “Medea” on Tuesday.
One of the oldest and most popular venues in Athens, the Aegli cafe-restaurant in Zappeio, will open again by the end of 2023.
Methoni Castle, a medieval fortress in the seaside town of the same name, in the southwestern Peloponnese, is among the highlights featured in a new book by the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) – its first since 2014 – titled “Touring the Castles of Greece.”
In a photo made available Saturday, Germany’s blind men’s soccer team trains in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, in preparation for the world championship in blind soccer, taking place in August in the UK, as part of the 2023 IBSA World Games.
A series of recent events, including bomb explosions and the discovery of incendiary devices near sensitive targets, are reinforcing the belief that organized crime continues to operate unchecked.
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni on Monday inaugurated the Archaeological Museum of Messara, in the region of Gortys on Crete.
In a tribute marking the centennial of Maria Callas’ birth, the Greek National Opera is premiering Luigi Cherubini’s “Medea” on Tuesday.
One of the oldest and most popular venues in Athens, the Aegli cafe-restaurant in Zappeio, will open again by the end of 2023.
Methoni Castle, a medieval fortress in the seaside town of the same name, in the southwestern Peloponnese, is among the highlights featured in a new book by the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) – its first since 2014 – titled “Touring the Castles of Greece.”
In a photo made available Saturday, Germany’s blind men’s soccer team trains in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, in preparation for the world championship in blind soccer, taking place in August in the UK, as part of the 2023 IBSA World Games.
A series of recent events, including bomb explosions and the discovery of incendiary devices near sensitive targets, are reinforcing the belief that organized crime continues to operate unchecked.
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