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Ergin Ataman leaves Panathinaikos – Reports suggest contact with Obradovic
The separation was officially confirmed after a meeting with club owner Dimitris Giannakopoulos. Panathinaikos BC announced Ataman’s departure through its social media accounts, accompanied by a tribute video and a brief farewell conversation between the two men


Former SpaceX employee went from earning $28 an hour to becoming a millionaire
SpaceX’s historic debut on Wall Street sent the company’s valuation soaring, turning employee stock holdings into fortunes and making a former welder a millionaire
Greece: Alexandros Giotopoulos returns to Korydallos Prison after Supreme Court overturns release decision
The convicted person sentenced to 17 life terms as the leader of the terrorist organization 17N will be arrested in order to be taken once again to Korydallos Prison

The fresh poll, PASOK’s thoughts about Notopoulou and the Kasselakis rumors, the blue-green silence over TEE and the Urban Planning Offices, and the Church renting out properties
Hello, well, little by little the exams are ending, the schools are closing too, and the incredible Greek summer is beginning—the “baths of the people,” as Andreas used to say. It’s that period when everything moves more slowly and seems less important, or perhaps takes on its true proportions. As for day-to-day politics, a relatively […]
Live: Vassilis Spanoulis’ presentation by Aris: “I don’t feel pressure, only awe to be here”
The venue is already set up, and the main motto on display is: 'Can you feel it? Feel the fire!

New deal for METLEN in the UK: Takes on construction of Elgin Solar Parks
Through this partnership, METLEN is further strengthening its footprint in the UK market by developing new solar parks across the country with a total capacity of 112.5 MW

Fars News Agency: U.S. agreed at the last minute to let Iran collect fees from Hormuz
The Iranian news agency claims that the final wording of the agreement explicitly recognizes the role of Iran and Oman in the future management of maritime services in the Strait. Transit will remain free only for two months after the agreement is signed






