Presentation of the "Antonis Samaras Foundation," in Athens, Wednesday 7 December 2022. (YORGOS KONTARINIS / EUROKINISSI)
ATHENS – The Antonis Samaras Foundation’s opening event took place on Wednesday at the Pallas Theater, with the former prime minister himself and current New Democracy Member of Parliament for Messinia as the main speaker. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, former Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis, as well as U.S. Ambassador to Greece George Tsunis were among those present at the event.
Presentation of the “Antonis Samaras Foundation,” in Athens, Wednesday 7 December 2022. (YORGOS KONTARINIS / EUROKINISSI)Presentation of the “Antonis Samaras Foundation,” in Athens, Wednesday 7 December 2022. (YORGOS KONTARINIS / EUROKINISSI)Presentation of the “Antonis Samaras Foundation,” in Athens, Wednesday 7 December 2022. (YORGOS KONTARINIS / EUROKINISSI)Presentation of the “Antonis Samaras Foundation,” in Athens, Wednesday 7 December 2022. (YORGOS KONTARINIS / EUROKINISSI)Presentation of the “Antonis Samaras Foundation,” in Athens, Wednesday 7 December 2022. (YORGOS KONTARINIS / EUROKINISSI)Presentation of the “Antonis Samaras Foundation,” in Athens, Wednesday 7 December 2022. (YORGOS KONTARINIS / EUROKINISSI)Presentation of the “Antonis Samaras Foundation,” in Athens, Wednesday 7 December 2022. (YORGOS KONTARINIS / EUROKINISSI)Presentation of the “Antonis Samaras Foundation,” in Athens, Wednesday 7 December 2022. (YORGOS KONTARINIS / EUROKINISSI)Presentation of the “Antonis Samaras Foundation,” in Athens, Wednesday 7 December 2022. (YORGOS KONTARINIS / EUROKINISSI)Presentation of the “Antonis Samaras Foundation,” in Athens, Wednesday 7 December 2022. (YORGOS KONTARINIS / EUROKINISSI)
THESSALONIKI - Israelis, Americans, French and Cypriots are just some of the foreign visitors who visited the renovated Agora Modiano, in the centre of Thessaloniki, in its first two months of operation.
FALMOUTH, MA – The police in Falmouth have identified the victim in an accident involving a car plunging into the ocean on February 20, NBC10 Boston reported.
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