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ELSTAT: Unemployment rate falls to 7.9% in July – Kerameus: We continue our efforts to reduce it further
The number of unemployed stood at 376,508, down by 45,192 compared with July 2025
Greek Reserve Officers on NATO’s Front Line: Training, International Presence and First Place in Bucharest
The Greek APOEA delegation took part in civil-military cooperation exercises, the military pentathlon and CIOR committees – First place for Vasileios Tokas and fourth for Panagiotis Skordas in an event with 130 participants
New law on Airbnb, property development deals and co-ownership — 51% majority to decide everything in apartment-building meetings
The Floridis–Bougas plan for property ownership — First-ever regulation and new restrictions on Airbnb — Out-of-court mechanism introduced for undivided co-ownership — Decisions on repairs and collection of building fees to be simplified
Achilles’ Shield: Greece signs deal for €3 billion “Dome” set to transform the country’s air defense
“Achilles’ Shield” moves from plans to implementation after Greece and Israel sign the agreement in Tel Aviv, with a 35-month timeline and 25% Greek participation
“Everyone survived by their own means”: Shocking testimonies, investigation into the causes, and anguish over those missing after the sinking off Kyrenia
Eight dead, captain and seven others detained – “Filo Jet” lies at a depth of 514 metres as search continues for the black box
National Price Reduction Initiative starts today with more than 1,600 products and savings of up to 30% — which products are on the list
How consumers will identify them, why the same product may have a different reduction from one chain to another, and how long the lower prices will last — Final figures to be announced today
New autumn polls and the TIF pre-election package, an interesting article on the Samaras party and a quiz — spot the differences between ministers
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Burnham reverses course on Parthenon sculptures: From “Return them without conditions” to “it’s a matter for the British Museum”
The British prime minister had repeatedly backed the return of the Sculptures to Greece — Moving into Downing Street has brought a change of position that has disappointed supporters of reunification
New tensions in the Strait of Hormuz: U.S. bombs Larak, Iran strikes bases in Jordan
Revolutionary Guards report deaths and injuries and launch ballistic missiles and drone attacks against U.S. military facilities
Brent above $90 after U.S. strike on Iran
Oil prices rise more than 2% as concerns over the Strait of Hormuz flare up again
