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The vandalized photograph of Melina Mercouri at the “Acropolis” Metro station will be replaced – See photos

In its announcement, STASY stated that after noting the damage caused to the photograph, restoration work will begin on Saturday, September 28

Today’s Blue Star Chios voyage from Piraeus to Rhodes canceled following the death of a 20-year-old sailor

The company expressed its condolences to the sailor’s family in an official statement – Details of how the tragedy unfolded

63 migrants located and rescued off Gavdos

The rescue operation was carried out with the assistance of a Frontex vessel

Bartholomew’s speech in Manhattan: Criticism of the Russian Church and a message of reconciliation to the world

The Ecumenical Patriarch opened the 15th Annual Concordia 2025 in Manhattan, considered "the largest and most inclusive non-partisan forum"

Young seaman killed during his training voyage on the Blue Star Chios – How the tragic accident happened

Shocked colleagues speak of a dedicated young man eager to learn – He had been on the ship for only 15 days

Alarm in Zagori after bear attack: “We can’t even walk in our own village”

Food has grown scarce, driving bears into courtyards in search of it

He was heading to start his shift in the engine room — 20-year-old killed on Blue Star Chios after being trapped in watertight door

The young man was on his way to the engine room to start his shift, when it appears the door opened, he entered, but then became trapped

Sea, sun, and Wi‑Fi: How Greece became a paradise for remote work

Greece is at the center of a growing wave — and for thousands of professionals around the world, there seems to be no better “office” than a beach with a view of the Aegean

€2.2 million fine for Sklavenitis and Lidl by the Ministry of Development

The fines relate to violations of the profit margin cap and breaches of the Code of Conduct. Sklavenitis was fined €1,440,000 and Lidl €805,340

Trump’s reference to Greek prisons: More than half of the prisoners are foreigners

Indeed, as the data from the Ministry of Citizen Protection show, 55% of the prisoners in Greek prisons are foreigners - most of them are Albanians, Algerians, Pakistanis, Turks, Georgians and Afghans

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