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===May===
 
===May===
 
*[[May 24]]: [[Olympiakos BC|Olympiakos]] defeat Real Madrid 92-85 to win the Euroleague title.
 
*[[May 24]]: [[Olympiakos BC|Olympiakos]] defeat Real Madrid 92-85 to win the Euroleague title.
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*[[May 26]]: Former PM [[Alexis Tsipras]] announces the creation of his new political party the "Greek Coalition of the Left" whose acronym in [[Greek language|Greek]] is EL.A.S.
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*[[May 30]]: [[George Franks]] breaks the Greek record for the [[400m]] with a 44.88 performance at the NCAA Division I meet in Kentucky, USA.
  
 
==Deaths==
 
==Deaths==
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*[[May 1]]: [[Dionysis Tsamis]], [[football]]er
 
*[[May 1]]: [[Dionysis Tsamis]], [[football]]er
 
*[[May 25]]: [[Paraskevas Antzas]], [[football]]er
 
*[[May 25]]: [[Paraskevas Antzas]], [[football]]er
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*[[May 30]]: [[Angelos Antonopoulos]], actor
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===June===
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*[[June 5]]: [[Giorgos Souflias]], politician
  
 
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[[Category: Years]]
 
[[Category: 2026]]
 
[[Category: 2026]]

Latest revision as of 22:16, June 5, 2026

Events

January

  • January 22: Severe weather causes two deaths as torrential rain and gale-force winds sweap across much of Greece.
  • January 25: Greece defeats Italy 12-5 to win bronze in the European water polo championship. This marks the first time a Greek team won a medal in this sport.
  • January 26: An explosion and fire causes the death of five women at the biscuit factory "Violanta" near the city of Trikala.
  • January 27: Seven fans of PAOK FC die in a minibus crash in Romania while traveling to a Europa League game at Lyon, France.

February

April

May

  • May 24: Olympiakos defeat Real Madrid 92-85 to win the Euroleague title.
  • May 26: Former PM Alexis Tsipras announces the creation of his new political party the "Greek Coalition of the Left" whose acronym in Greek is EL.A.S.
  • May 30: George Franks breaks the Greek record for the 400m with a 44.88 performance at the NCAA Division I meet in Kentucky, USA.

Deaths

February

March

April

May

June