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Agrinio: Farmers from the Angelokastro roadblock protest at ND MPs’ offices- See photos

In one office they threw the hay and manure into the room and in the second office they found the door closed and stuck the notices on the door

The ten key findings from Kappa Research in 2025: What Greeks say about the U.S. energy deals

On 10 surveys and attitudes towards banks, the political system, housing and the use of artificial intelligence

Babis Theologis: 31 years in prison, two and a half years free, and a “voluntary solitary confinement cell”

After 2.5 years of freedom, he speaks to "First Word" and Antonis Sroiter about his past, the hardships he endured, and his determination to steer young people away from life behind bars

Farmers’ blockades take an intense toll on tourism in Macedonia, Thrace, and Central Greece

"Whatever damage was done has been done with cancellations for New Year's Eve," say hoteliers hoping for last-minute reservations and last-minute offers

Strong cold outbreak brings cold and snow: Forecasts by Kolydas, Kallianos and Lagouvardos, snowflakes even in Attica

Wintry scene without extreme phenomena – Which areas will turn white – New Year’s Day this cold hasn’t been seen in 10 years

Roadblocks a torment for travelers: the Ionian Road blocked at Angelokastro, prolonged closures also on P.A.TH.E. bypass routes

At 7 p.m., the bypass in Nikaia was reopened – the bypass at Bralos had been closed for two hours, causing kilometer-long queues of drivers – the Evzones customs checkpoint will close again at 6 p.m.

Cat-and-mouse game among agricultural union leaders, the new “leaders” at the roadblocks remain an unknown X, government keeps its invitation to dialogue open

Newer generations of producers seeking an active role at the roadblocks and adopting the “logic of the square and confrontation” are clouding the landscape of negotiations. “Significant steps have been taken; the ball for dialogue is now in the farmers’ court,” says Kostas Tsiaras

Death of the four climbers in the Vardousia Mountains caused by asphyxiation – They were buried under the snow

The deaths of the four climbers in the Vardousia Mountains were ultimately caused by asphyxiation

Tsiaras: We extend the low price of rural electricity and lower it even further, without a cap the return of the VAT on oil

"The ball is in the farmers' court for a meeting, I cannot understand how what the government has done is not seen as an opportunity to solve the farmers' long-standing problems"

The Slavo-Macedonians, the artificial language of Skopje, and…the “local” dialects

The Society for Macedonian Studies on the “Slavo-Macedonians” – The evolution of the population of Macedonia after World War I – The product of language planning, the language of “North Macedonia” – And some questions about the “Banda Entopica”…

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