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Parliament: The new development law has been passed – More than €1 billion for Greek entrepreneurship over the next two years

We are facilitating the battle to tackle the problem of inflation with the creation of the new Single Authority, said Takis Theodoricakos

Greek-Turkish map…clash sparked by marine spatial planning in the Aegean – Gerapetritis’ message on The Hague

The Foreign Minister stated that Turkey's reaction to the map that splits the Aegean in two was expected and added that there's only one solution to this dispute: signing a joint agreement to refer the matter to The Hague

Alexis Kougias: A life lived at full throttle

From the streets of Petroupoli to the courtrooms, football fields, and his public interventions, he managed to leave his own distinct and unforgettable mark

Ministry of Development: Inspections for misleading discounts and offers begin on March 17

A ten-day period of market awareness and familiarization will precede, and from Monday, March 17, intensive inspections will commence

Portugal bans marriage between people under 18

The aim is to prevent forced marriages of little girls

Bill for the establishment of Academies for private sector executives to be presented today

The presentation will also include the formalization of 600 clergy positions in the historic Patriarchates

Trump’s first legislative victory – What the Laken Riley Act includes and what changes it brings to illegal immigrants’ deportations

The name is due to a 22-year-old student who was murdered while jogging

Amendment to the Constitution proposed by the Slovak government: Rights of same-sex couples to adoption restricted, gender change becomes more difficult

"We have two sexes, male and female" determined by birth, says government proposal

Iraq: Law permits child marriages from the age of nine

Strong reactions - Activists say it is "legalising child rape"

Those who commit new offences while they are released on parole must go to prison

The detention period for members of criminal or terrorist organisations and gangs is extended beyond 12 months

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