The investigation into the death of singer Giorgos Mazonakis has intensified, with an autopsy scheduled for today to determine the cause. Two doctors are reportedly facing prosecution and arrest in connection with the case, as authorities examine a critical three-hour time gap and conflicting medical statements. His funeral is scheduled for Monday in Nikaia, with statements made by his lawyer Charalambos Loukidis.

News247: Death of Mazonakis: The 'lost' three hours and the doctors' contradictions

A report on the death of Giorgos Mazonakis, highlighting discrepancies in the timeline and conflicting statements from doctors involved.

in.gr: Giorgos Mazonakis: 'Crucial to know which plasma exchange technique was used'…

An autopsy will be performed on the body of Giorgos Mazonakis today to determine if the plasma exchange he allegedly underwent is linked to his death.

Ναυτεμπορική: Giorgos Mazonakis: Monday in Nikaia, Funeral of the Beloved Artist

The funeral of the beloved artist Giorgos Mazonakis will take place on Monday in Nikaia at the First Cemetery of Athens, with statements made by his lawyer Charalambos Loukidis.

Kathimerini: Death of Mazonaki: Two doctors to prosecutor, 3-hour gap and autopsy

The death of Mazonaki is under investigation, with two doctors facing prosecution. The circumstances involve a three-hour time gap and the findings of the autopsy.

Kathimerini: Death of Mazonaki: Findings leading to the arrest of two doctors

Key findings have led to the arrest of two doctors in connection with the death of Mazonaki.

Greece recorded the highest number of asylum applications in Europe during the first half of the year, with 23,000 requests. This places significant pressure on the country relative to its population, even as asylum applications across Europe have seen a 17% decrease.

Kathimerini: Asylum: Greece first with 23,000 applications in the first half, a 17% drop in…

While asylum applications are significantly decreasing across Europe, Greece continues to face the highest pressure relative to its population.

Greek family budgets are facing a "double blow" due to the rising cost of living. There are growing concerns that recent price reductions on supermarket shelves may prove temporary and could disappear, further exacerbating financial pressures on households.

in.gr: Double blow to family budgets - Risk of price reductions on shelves 'fading'

The cost of living is significantly impacting family budgets in Greece, with a risk that recent price reductions on supermarket shelves may disappear.

Five individuals were arrested in Korydallos following an incident where drivers engaged in a fight on a public road, described as turning the area into a 'ring'.

News247: Korydallos: Drivers turned the road into a 'ring' - Five arrests

An incident in Korydallos where drivers engaged in a fight on the road, leading to five arrests.