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*[[May 4]]: [[Petros Molyviatis]], politician | *[[May 4]]: [[Petros Molyviatis]], politician | ||
*[[May 16]]: [[Manolis Papadopoulos]], [[football]]er | *[[May 16]]: [[Manolis Papadopoulos]], [[football]]er | ||
| + | *[[May 27]]: [[Juan Ramon Veron]], [[football]]er | ||
[[Category: 2025]] | [[Category: 2025]] | ||
[[Category: Years]] | [[Category: Years]] | ||
Revision as of 07:43, May 28, 2025
Events
January
- January 16: PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis nominates Hellenic Parliament Speaker, Konstantinos Tasoulas, as Greece’s next president.
- January 25: MP Konstantinos Tasoulas receives 160 votes in the first round of voting, in the Hellenic Parliament, for President of Greece.
- January 26: Thousands of Greeks protest throughout the country and abroad demanding justice for the train crash of February 28, 2023 at Tempe.
- January 31: Emmanouil Karalis breaks the Greek indoor record in the pole vault with a 5.90 performance.
February
- February 4: A 5.0-magnitude earthquake strikes near Santorini. This earthquake is the strongest of the 550 tremors that have hit the area between Santorini, Amorgos and Ios over the past three days.
- February 8: Emmanouil Karalis breaks the Greek indoor record in the pole vault with a 5.92 jump in Lodz, Poland.
- February 12: Former Hellenic Parliament Speaker, Konstantinos Tasoulas, is elected President of Greece.
- February 14: Emmanouil Karalis breaks yet again the Greek indoor record in the pole vault with a 5.94 jump in Berlin, Germany.
- February 16: Panathinaikos defeat Olympiakos 79-75 to lift the Greek Basketball Cup.
- February 22: Emmanouil Karalis breaks, for the third time in the month, the Greek indoor record in the pole vault with a 6.01m jump.
- February 28: Hundreds of thousands of Greeks take to the streets to protest on the second anniversary of the Tempe rail disaster.
- February 28: Emmanouil Karalis breaks the Greek record in the pole vault with a 6.02m performance at Clermont Ferrand.
March
- March 9: Emmanouil Karalis wins gold at the European Indoor Athletics Championships in Apeldoorn, Netherlands.
- March 14: PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis shuffles his cabinet.
- March 14: Moody’s upgrades the credit rating of Greece to Baa3 from Ba1.
- March 22: Emmanouil Karalis wins silver at the World Indoor Athletics Championships in Nanjing, China, breaking the Greek record for the pole vault with a 6.05m jump.
- March 23: Greece thrash Scotland 3-0 in Hampden Park and qualify for League A in the Nations League.
April
- April 1: Torrential rainfall causes flooding on the islands of Mykonos and Paros.
- April 4: Values on the Athens Stock Market drop 4.83% to 1,597.55 after the announcement by China that they will retaliate on tariffs imposed on them by the US government.
- April 11: A bomb explodes outside the offices of railway company Hellenic Train.
May
- May 14: A strong 6.1 magnitude earthquake strikes off the coast of Kasos.
- May 17: Olympiakos defeat OFI 2-0 to lift the Greek football cup.
- May 22: A strong 6.2 magnitude earthquake strikes north of Crete.
Births
Deaths
January
- January 1: Giorgos Bistikeas, footballer
- January 5: Costas Simitis, former PM of Greece
- January 6: Stella Greka, singer
- January 19: Kaiti Grey, singer
- January 23: Andreas Stamatiadis, footballer
- January 24: Mimis Domazos, footballer
February
- February 10: Takis Oikonomopoulos, footballer
- February 11: Giorgos Roubanis, athlete, bronze medalist in the pole vault
- February 25: Eleni Karabesini, long jump athlete
- February 28: Alexis Kougias lawyer and chairman of various football clubs.
March
April
- April 10: Vangelis Nikitopoulos, basketball player and coach.