Greece: Daylight Saving Time Change Tonight ↗
Greece will change its clocks tonight, turning back the hands of the clock.
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The front page of News247 from Greece features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include potential political succession in Greece, new housing measures, and changes to daylight saving time. International news covers an attack on a church in Jordan and protests in France…
Top stories
Housing: 11 New Measures for Affordable Housing - Who Benefits and What… ↗
Eleven new measures are being introduced to ensure affordable housing, detailing who will benefit and what changes will take effect from 2027.
Appeal Against Pre-Trial Detention to be Filed by Papapetrou - 'Weak Indictment' ↗
Papapetrou will file an appeal against his pre-trial detention, characterizing the indictment as weak.
25% and How Mitsotakis' Succession Could Open ↗
Front page leadThis article discusses the 25% threshold and its potential impact on the succession of Mitsotakis.
Fake Enrollments for Talented Students: A Class with 52 Students in a Private… ↗
The story investigates fake enrollments for talented students, highlighting a private school class with 52 students.
Matthaios Frantzeskakis: Culture Cannot Remain Silent Against Inequality and… ↗
Matthaios Frantzeskakis expresses that culture must speak out against inequality and genocides.
Jordan: Shocking Video from Deadly Attack on Greek Orthodox Church ↗
A video shows a deadly attack on a Greek Orthodox church in Jordan.
Hellenic Police Advertised Discounts for Officers via Official Order… ↗
The Hellenic Police promoted discounts for officers through an official order, and Dimoglidou has responded.
AFTOUKLA: Now, We Will Drink Drinks at a Radio Station Too ↗
This piece discusses the possibility of having drinks at a radio station.
Do It Like Blair? ↗
This opinion piece discusses a political strategy, referencing 'Blair'.
France: A Fortress Against New Protests - Museums and Shops Closed, Thousands… ↗
France is on high alert due to new protests, with museums and shops closed and a large police presence.
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