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The Kathimerini front page highlights a significant economic story about Greece's "farewell" to the Recovery Fund, detailing the total amount of funding and the portion that has been allocated. Other prominent stories include a report on a tragic incident involving a 4-year-old drowning in a pool…
After five years, the Recovery Fund is definitively ending this year, marking the departure of a key source for Greece's investments and reforms, totaling €35.95 billion, comprising €18.22 billion in grants and €17.73 billion in loans.
Projects worth 4 billion euros did not make it into the Recovery Fund, indicating potential missed investment and reform opportunities.
Groups of women are taking the bus daily to Lagonisi to swim, following a doctor's prescription.
A Sunday edition piece discusses fires and the lack of identified culprits, suggesting a need for accountability.
This story discusses the EU's challenging situation regarding border control and migration policies, highlighting new tensions between Madrid and Rome.
An opinion piece titled 'Athenian Bets' by Tasoula Karaiskaki, likely commenting on current affairs or societal trends in Athens.
The owner of the beach bar is facing the prosecutor in connection with the tragic death of a 4-year-old in a swimming pool in Paros; the owner was also registered as a lifeguard.
