Documento reveals the story of stem cells that entered Greece with researchers' involvement in an operation of questionable nature. The case involves Patoulis' company and Stem Health in a transaction over growth factors.
The lead story covers the Athens visit of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the defence agreements under discussion. The cover also features an interview with British architect David Chipperfield about the new National Archaeological Museum.
Καμπανάκι και από διεθνά όικο για τα δάνεια των ολιγαρχών
National and international warning on oligarchs' loans
The edition highlights international warnings over oligarchs' loans in Greece and assesses consequences for financial institutions, whilst discussing government reorganisation and Cypriot security issues.
The front page highlights Greece with great enthusiasm following an important victory. The edition covers national team results, Greek Super League competitions and international football analysis.
The newspaper highlights the approval of a law that harms investment in small and medium-sized enterprises, with academic research revealing the economic cost of this measure. It also covers other issues of Greek national interest.
The front page reports on salary increases for 150,000 security personnel, including retroactive bonuses ranging from €960 to €6,000. The newspaper also covers public health initiatives and Middle Eastern regional developments.
Λομπίστες και εταιρείες ασκούν την εξωτερική πολιτική επί Μητσοτάκη
Lobbyists and companies exercise foreign policy under Mitsotakis
Pressure from interest groups and companies shape Greek foreign policy during the Mitsotakis administration, with debates involving defence, energy and strategic infrastructure.
ΣΤΑ ΣΚΟΥΠΙΔΙΑ πέταε δύο διεθνείς συμφάσεις για το 1,300 κλεμμένα κειμήλια
Two international agreements dumped in the rubbish over 1,300 stolen artefacts
The front page focuses on a scandal involving stolen antiquities, with two international agreements discarded related to 1,300 missing artefacts. The story involves political conflict between three presidents.
Οι πράξεις της ὑποταγῆς μίας προθυμης πολιτικῆς τάξης
The deeds of submission of a willing political class
The main headline addresses the deeds of submission of a willing political class. The front page also covers topics on interpretations of IITA regulations, discussions on judicial matters causing political confusion, and a celebration of the centenary of Athens First Instance Court.
Απαγορευτικές οι τιμές των καυσίμων. «Παγωμένος» προβλέπεται ο φετινός χειμώνας
Prohibitive fuel prices. A «frozen» winter is predicted
The main headline alerts to prohibitive fuel prices and predictions of a severe winter. The newspaper highlights significant price increases since the previous year and appeals for business support.
The front page highlights a Greek athlete's preparation for competitions in Athens, with references to European objectives and finals across multiple venues. Mário is a central figure in the coverage.
The lead story covers what the United States asks of Greece, mentioning F-35s, other weapons and energy. Other items include inspections of healthcare businesses and the weight of rent on incomes.
The main headline says 20 days will decide Sinai's fate, with the Egyptian higher administrative court due to rule on coexistence. The page also has a report from Chersonesos, the 'Dialogues for Athens' event and a piece on a visit by the NATO chief.
The front page highlights a major road works project on the Thessaloniki - Edessa axis, with expectations of significant intervention and faster removals. It also reports on drainage problems on the road and survey results on social media usage.
The front page celebrates the victory of the Greek women's volleyball team, which won the championship trophy. It highlights the exceptional performance of the athletes and a historic moment for Greek sport.
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