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The front page of Kathimerini, a Greek newspaper, highlights domestic issues and international cultural heritage debates. Top stories include an investigation into corruption and missing documents within Mykonos' urban planning department, and a piece featuring Prime Minister Mitsotakis's argument…
An investigation by the Hellenic Police's 'Adiaphthoroi' unit into Mykonos' urban planning department reveals allegations of unchecked violations, uncollected fines, and disappeared inspection reports, suggesting potential corruption.
Prime Minister Mitsotakis argues in The Guardian against the loaning of the Parthenon Sculptures, drawing a parallel with the Bayeux Tapestry and advocating for their return to Greece.
Economist Nikos Christodoulakis discusses his views on Greece's economic trajectory and potential 'sell-off' in a podcast.
The rental market in Athens is highly competitive, with up to 20 potential tenants showing interest in a single advertised property.
The issue of sewage and waste in the Kifissos river is ongoing, with new findings reported from the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA).
