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Intense activity in pharma
There is intense activity in the Greek pharmaceuticals sector, a testament to its growth potential.
Plans to invest in production, research and development under implementation until 2026 are worth €1.2 billion.
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Ankara eyes offshore hydrocarbon exploration in Libya, minister says
In an interview published on Friday by the Turkish newspaper Sabah, Turkey's Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar announced that Ankara is seeking to conduct offshore surveys for hydrocarbons in Libyan maritime zones.
Summer School for Diaspora Greeks: They come not knowing the alphabet, they leave reading Seferis
The system of ancient Athenian justice was complex, considering it essentially included a combination of elected and appointed officials. What we know is that ancient Athens had over 6,000 judges. Today, the total number of judges (including prosecutors) in Greece is around 4,000 to 5,000.
17 Years Ago Today: Libya's Supreme Court Upholds Death Sentences for Five Bulgarian Nurses in AIDS Case
Seventeen years ago today, Libya's Supreme Court of Cassation confirmed conclusively the death sentences imposed on five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor on December 19, 2006 by the Criminal Court on charges of deliberate HIV infection of hundreds of Libyan children in Benghazi.
Feneos: The Abyss with Thousands of Dead Civilians, Victims of ELAS and OPLA
One of the most heinous and gruesome actions carried out by ELAS and OPLA during the Occupation was the massacre of thousands of civilians from Argolis and Corinthia near the Holy Monastery of Agios Georgios Feneos. Their bodies were thrown into the abyss of Feneos, also known as the “Windmill Hole” on a commemorative plaque for the victims.
George Tsunis to Danikas: “We, the USA, stand by Greece no matter what happens”
The meeting was as warm and spontaneous as never before in my journalistic adventure. Here’s exactly what happened last Thursday on Xenokratous sidewalk outside a well-known café. I saw him exit the embassy’s massive car and at first contact, he hugged me, spoke to me in the familiar manner as if we had known each other for years. “Dimitri, I’m glad to see you” (in Greek)
Tripoli protests prospecting south of Crete
The interim government of Tripoli claims Greece is conducting illegal prospecting south of Crete in areas it says are under Libya's jurisdiction.
The issue was raised last week through a letter sent to the Greek ambassador, Nikos Garilidis.
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Tripoli is evolving into a pharma hub
The industrial area of Tripoli, in central Peloponnese, is developing into a center for research and production of medicines, as investments amounting to 180 million euros are planned in the next period, creating more than 1,000 new direct jobs.
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Ramadan culinary traditions defy crisis in Libya
Dressed in tracksuits with their sleeves rolled up, about 30 residents in Tajura, a suburb east of Libya's capital Tripoli, volunteer every day to cook and give away some 300 meals during Ramadan.
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Important wins for Volos and Panetolikos, as PAS is sinking
Volos scored a precious road win on the opening day of the Super League playouts, while PAS Giannina increasingly appears doomed to relegation.
The seven-round mini tournament, that will decide which two teams will go down to Super League 2, started on Saturday, with crucial wins for Volos and Panetolikos.