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A court lifted the secrecy order on a stationmaster's mobile phone records, searching for clues in the Tempi train crash trial. On Mykonos, the head of the local planning authority was suspended pending a felony investigation. Authorities noticed that site inspections were missing and fines were going unpaid. A private clinic in Thessaloniki was ordered to close after authorities discovered it was administering chemotherapy without a licence. In Piraeus, the courts and prosecutor's office were placed on alert following a telephone bomb threat. The governing New Democracy party sits at 26.9% in the latest polls, with the opposition Pasok gaining ground to move into second place. Hedge funds are reportedly increasing their bets on Athens, though a new study by the Centre for Liberal Studies notes the economy still produces 10% less than it did in 2009.

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In a major development for the ongoing Tempi train crash trial, the court has ruled to lift the secrecy on the mobile phone data of the stationmaster. This decision is anticipated to provide crucial information for the investigation into the fatal incident.

in.gr: Tempi crash trial: Court rules to lift secrecy on stationmaster's phone

In the ongoing trial for the Tempi train crash, the court has decided to lift the secrecy on the mobile phone data of the stationmaster.

News247: Tempi Trial: Station Master's Phone Records Unlocked

In the ongoing trial related to the Tempi train crash, crucial information is expected to be revealed from the mobile phone records of the station master.

The head of the Mykonos planning authority has been suspended from his position and is now under investigation for alleged criminal offenses. Inquiries have revealed missing site inspections and unpaid fines, indicating a crackdown on corruption in urban planning on the island.

Kathimerini: Mykonos Planning Chief Removed, Investigated for Felonies

The head of the Mykonos planning authority has been suspended pending an investigation into alleged criminal offenses, with ongoing inquiries revealing missing site inspections and unpaid fines.

Courts in Piraeus were placed on high alert following multiple telephone bomb threats received at both the main courts and the Prosecutor's Office, prompting an immediate security response.

News247: Piraeus Courts Under Alert After Bomb Threat

The courts in Piraeus are on high alert following a bomb threat received via telephone, prompting an immediate security response.

in.gr: Bomb threat at Piraeus Prosecutor's Office

A bomb threat was reported via telephone at the Prosecutor's Office in Piraeus, Greece.

A private clinic in Thessaloniki has been ordered to close its operations after it was discovered to be administering chemotherapy treatments without possessing the required licenses.

News247: Thessaloniki Clinic Shut Down for Unlicensed Chemotherapy

A private clinic in Thessaloniki has been ordered to close after it was found to be administering chemotherapy treatments without the necessary licenses.

Greece's economic landscape is seeing shifts, with hedge funds increasingly investing in Athens, while a new poll indicates the governing New Democracy party, led by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, holds 26.9% in voting intentions. The opposition PASOK – Movement for Change is reportedly gaining ground, moving into second place. Despite recent growth cycles, a study also reveals the Greek economy produces 10% less than in 2009.

Ναυτεμπορική: Greece Changes Stance: How Hedge Funds Bet on Athens

This story discusses how Greece is changing its approach, with hedge funds making bets on Athens, and explores the next big challenge. It features an explanation by NTENIS SEN.

Ναυτεμπορική: Poll: N.D. at 26.9% in Voting Intentions - PASOK Closes the Gap

A poll indicates New Democracy (N.D.) at 26.9% in voting intentions, with PASOK closing the gap. The story analyzes the dynamics of the race, with PASOK moving to second place and gaining 4% in the polls, and discusses which party is perceived as more realistic.

in.gr: Greek productive model: Economy produces 10% less than in 2009

A new study by the Centre for Liberal Studies (KEFIM) analyzes Greece's productive model from 2000 to 2025, revealing that the economy produces 10% less than in 2009, after a cycle of growth, collapse, and incomplete recovery.

The Mamazonakis death investigation has reached a critical juncture for the defense of two doctors involved. New evidence is emerging, with 11 people present at the Karvadianou building, and lawyers' submissions and nurses' testimonies being heard before the investigator.

Ναυτεμπορική: Death of Mamazonakis: The Critical Moment in the Defense of Two Doctors

This story covers the critical moment in the defense of two doctors in the Mamazonakis case, with 11 people present at the Karvadianou building and new evidence emerging. It details the hearing before the investigator, the lawyers' submissions, and the testimony of the nurses.

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