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From Peurifoy to Tsunis: 10 historic events shaped by American ambassadors

The 24 American diplomats in the 80-year history of the U.S. Embassy in Greece: Who and why they left their mark as hardliners, mediators, cynics, interventionists, decorative figures, cultivated expatriates, and philhellenes who forged excellent relations between the two countries.

The destinations of Greeks for Christmas and the area with 95% occupancy – Foreigners choose Athens

The capital takes center stage this year as activity is higher compared to last year – High occupancy rates within Greece

Traffic: Unfortunately, we’re heading for… an all-day traffic jam in Athens

The traffic experts' assessments of the causes behind the congestion and the projects that should have been completed... yesterday

Rentis: “Allou! Fun Park” closed by order of the municipality of Nikaia-Rentis

The operating license expired on December 19 – The mayor calls on the business to "immediately comply with the procedures stipulated by law so that the possibility of the games reopening can be considered in the future."

Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Athens on high alert for potential EEZ between Syria and Türkiye – The Türkiye-Libya memorandum is void

The "27" accept the proposal for an extraordinary summit on European Defence on 3 February - The Prime Minister's messages to Skopje

Turkish-Syrian EEZ: Ankara’s strategic moves toward Damascus for maritime agreement

Athens and Nicosia closely monitor Türkiye's strategic maneuvers

The identity of the 49-year-old philologist arrested for the hideout in Pagrati is made public

Police had discovered weapons, grenades, and explosives in the hideout – The 49-year-old, allegedly the tenant of the hideout, has been remanded in custody

Hadrian’s Aqueduct: A 1,863-year-old Roman solution to Athens’ water scarcity problem

The history of the aqueduct-monument, unknown to many, commissioned by the Roman Emperor Hadrian - It spans eight municipalities of Attica over a length of 24 kilometers and is being revived to supply the capital with one million cubic meters of water annually, exclusively for irrigation

Four Greeks test a new drug for Alzheimer’s – When will clinical trials begin

The scientific team has discovered two new drugs and a cell therapy to tackle the most prevalent form of dementia, diabetic retinopathy, and spinal cord injuries – spinoff companies are also involved in their production

What time do the last metro trains depart – Work stoppage from 21:00 until the end of service

The STASY announcement – See the detailed schedules for Metro Lines 1, 2 & 3

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