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*"The day so far"*

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Six top stories, refreshed every fifteen minutes by the Athens desk.

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A horizontally scrollable card row of the six most important pieces published in the last twelve hours. Each card shows section tag, headline, byline, time stamp, and a 1-line standfirst. Cards rotate hourly without page reload (Ajax pull from REST API).

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POLITICS — *"Government postpones AI bill vote after committee revolt."* — Theodoros Manoussakis — 09:42

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BUSINESS — *"Bank of Greece raises 2026 growth forecast to 2.4 per cent."* — Eleni Sotiropoulou — 09:18

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*"Sections"*

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Card 2 — The Athens Brief

Daily 12-minute briefing, Mon-Fri 7am. Hosted by Aris Petrakis. Latest episode: *"Today, in twelve minutes."* Play button.

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*"Long reads from the newsroom"*

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Three pieces worth twenty minutes of your evening.

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*"Inside the AI bill that Greek MPs do not want to vote on yet"* — Theodoros Manoussakis — 12 May 2026 — Politics — 14 min read.

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*"How a Sifnos baker rebuilt her family business after the 2023 floods"* — Konstantina Lazaridou — 9 May 2026 — Culture — 11 min read.

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*"The €18m Series A: why Heliogen chose Athens over Berlin"* — Iliana Markou — 6 May 2026 — Tech & AI — 9 min read.

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