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The front page of Kathimerini focuses on international tensions involving Iran and the US, and a crime story about alleged Greek Mafia members facing extradition. There's also a domestic political story and opinion pieces.
Iran's forces have evaluated the possibility of attacking US facilities in Southeast European countries like Bulgaria, with Cyprus also mentioned as a potential target if the US launches a new attack. This comes amid escalating tensions.
Talks between the United States and Iran are reportedly stalled as tensions rise over the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
The price of oil has surpassed $90 per barrel, influenced by the ongoing stalemate concerning the Strait of Hormuz.
The extradition process from Dubai to Greece for two individuals of former Soviet origin, wanted for four murders linked to the 'Greek Mafia,' is nearing completion.
A political commentary piece discussing hidden currents within political dynamics.
This story likely discusses political 'dismissals' and associated messages from a figure named Dourou, possibly relating to internal party or governmental affairs.
An opinion piece by Sakis Moumtzis advocating for the presentation and discussion of proposals.
