The Prime Minister announces measures to address minors’ digital addiction and refers to postal voting for Greeks abroad in the 2027 elections, ERGANI II and the “Neighborhood Nannies” program The pos

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Discussions are ongoing regarding the impact of Greek bureaucracy on the Italian olive oil plan, alongside other economic and political topics.

An article describes the traditions of Pontic Greeks in bidding farewell to Carnival (Apokries), including feasting, songs, and the strict fasting that begins on Clean Monday.

An article commemorates the events of February 21, 1909, when Greeks in Omaha, Nebraska, were targeted in an organized community-wide effort.

A global survey by Pew Research Center indicates that Greeks are proud of their history, Italians of their culture, and Turks of their patriotism, while Hungarians value their language.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced measures to combat minors' digital addiction and emphasized hydrocarbon exploration as a guarantee of security, while also referring to postal voting for Greeks abroad and new social programs.

‘The law must take its course’  eKathimerini.com

Residential rates keep most Greeks out of the market  eKathimerini.com