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March 25th: The 7 most memorable moments from the Military Parade in Athens – See photos and videos

From the 21 cannon salutes at Lycabettus Hill to the bride standing beside the parade formations and the proud march of the Presidential Guard

Trump’s proclamation for March 25th: U.S.-Greece Military cooperation a cornerstone of European security

“We value Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ support in our economic and diplomatic cooperation,” noted the American president in the text, while also praising the Greek-American community

New real estate map: Western suburbs and piraeus are the new hotspots

Investor and buyer interest is shifting from traditionally expensive areas to more affordable ones

With smiles, traditional costumes, and the blue and white – Photos from the student parade in central Athens

Which roads are gradually closing – “Syntagma” metro station shut from 08:00

Student parade for the 25th of March in downtown Athens today – Which roads are closed, what applies to the metro and tram

The student parade will take place in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier – Full details of all traffic restrictions.

Which roads will close on Monday in central Athens due to the student parade for the March 25th celebrations?

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Parthenon Sculptures: “Negotiations for reunification have advanced further than ever before”

The rebuilding of the British Museum itself seems almost like the perfect moment for the Marbles, noted the Chair of the British Committee for the Reunification of the Sculptures

Moody’s upgrades the credit rating of the Municipality of Athens

Moody's upgraded the credit rating of the municipality of Athens to Baa3 from Ba1, with stable outlook

Trains: The renegotiation of the contract with the Italians for the Greek railways begins

The first meeting with Hellenic Train has taken place – Focus on the need for new investments and the delivery of modern trains – Lists being compiled with experienced personnel from Europe and Asia to work on the railway

Tolls: The history of a 160 year old…institution – How it all began

In 1865, the first official tolls were introduced by a decree signed by King George I – The charge was 5 lepta of the drachma per horse, donkey, or mule – The obligation to pay tolls even led to the downfall of a government, yet it also contributed to the development of modern highways

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