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Lawmakers debated and voted on the second reading of a sweeping constitutional amendment package, while public‑sector unions called a strike and students camped outside the Finance Ministry over housing costs. The outcome will shape Greece's institutional framework and foreign‑policy posture.
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Two doctors were arrested after a taxi driver’s testimony contradicted hospital records about the emergency care of famed singer Giorgos Mazonakis, whose cause of death remains undetermined. Authorities are probing the administration of adrenaline, alleged photography, and the use of artificial‑intelligence tools in an attempt to revive the patient.
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Greek authorities have exposed a scheme that saw 152 companies and 46 individuals obtain illicit tax refunds, resulting in a €40 million loss for the state. The case has become the country’s biggest domestic financial scandal of the year.
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DBRS has upgraded Greece's sovereign credit rating to BBB and attached a positive outlook, signaling confidence in the country's post‑crisis reforms. The move arrives amid broader questions about the waning influence of rating agencies on investor decisions.
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A sudden flash flood swept through the Grand Canyon's Bright Angel Creek, killing at least one hiker and leaving between 15 and 20 people unaccounted for. Dozens of visitors were evacuated and park infrastructure, including a water pipeline, suffered extensive damage.
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced a new political agenda focused on securing and deploying the EU’s Recovery Fund for Greece. The move aims to reshape domestic politics ahead of upcoming elections and accelerate the country’s post‑pandemic economic recovery.
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Wildfires have erupted across southern Greece, prompting a red‑code alert and the evacuation of more than 500 tourists from popular beach resorts. Greek authorities, bolstered by international crews, are battling the blazes as they spread toward densely populated holiday zones.
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A series of wildfires ignited across Greece amid extreme heat and gale‑force winds, prompting evacuations, arrests and a nationwide probe into fire safety. Authorities warn the blazes pose a growing fiscal and environmental risk for the country.
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A fast‑moving blaze in the Kouvara district of Attica prompted an emergency evacuation order for the Saint Stylianos area. The fire erupts as Greece endures a "very high" wildfire risk alert due to soaring temperatures and strong winds.
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis unveiled a suite of emergency measures to aid households and businesses hit by recent blazes in Western Attica. The package follows an industrial fire in Koropi that officials say was sparked by a power‑line short circuit amid a prolonged drought across southern Europe.