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Opposition and media outlets accuse Prime Minister Mitsotakis and the Maximos Mansion of censorship, citing fears over even basic parliamentary questions posed by the newspaper Avgi.

Midlertidige avgiftskutt på drivstoff utløper ved midnatt, noe som forventes å føre til prisøkninger. Bønder og forbrukere fyller nå tankene i stor skala før endringen trer i kraft.

The publication released its regular Sunday edition featuring headlines and analysis on current domestic and international affairs.

Sweden's Moderate Party has pledged to eliminate fees for preschool and after-school care if elected. This proposal aims to make childcare more accessible for families.

Norway's Senterparti leader Trygve Slagsvold Vedum is campaigning against the Støre government's plan to increase the CO2 tax on fuel by 2035, appealing to fossil car owners.

A warning has been issued regarding potential tax consequences associated with receiving months of service or products without charge. Consumers are advised that these 'free months' could lead to unexpected tax liabilities.

Norwegian politician Trygve Slagsvold Vedum stated that tax cuts must be extended to support transport costs for people and businesses across Norway, citing immense uncertainty in global energy markets.

A prominent Conservative Party member has appealed to the party leader to extend the tax cut on petrol and diesel beyond its current September 1 deadline, with the party not ruling out the possibility.

Yiannis Boulekos, General Director of "Avgi" and "Sto Kokkino" radio station, and Organizational Secretary of SYRIZA-PS, issued a statement confirming that the current management has paid all outstanding wages.

Dimitriadis suffered a defeat in a lawsuit, including a case against the Avgi newspaper, which he sought to condemn for publishing its articles.

An opinion piece from Avgi states that the Greek government is branding legitimate opposition to its scandals as "toxicity," with SYRIZA-PS emphasizing its clear political message.

An opinion piece from Avgi reflects on the inherent danger of phone calls made after midnight, using a hypothetical Sunday morning call as a starting point to discuss broader implications, possibly alluding to political or societal issues.

The Greek opposition newspaper Avgi criticizes Prime Minister Mitsotakis, accusing his government of enabling 'pure theft' by refineries and dismissing his solutions as mere 'communication tricks' for the public.

The Greek opposition party Avgi accuses New Democracy of aiming for permanent austerity using the constitution as a tool, stating that the party responsible for the country's bankruptcy now champions fiscal discipline.

An article from Avgi discusses "the truth of PPC (Public Power Corporation) and the truth of Western Macedonia," suggesting that truth is revealed not only in what is said but also in what is omitted.

Kjell, an 86-year-old man, lives with the highest municipal fees in Norway, with water and sewage bills varying significantly across municipalities, leading him to postpone buying a new lawnmower.

An article suggests five non-Anglo-Saxon TV series for viewers looking to diversify their watch list beyond American and British productions.

The Greek newspaper AVGI has announced its Sunday, June 28th edition, inviting readers to discover its contents.

Sweden will not approve controversial EU proposals concerning bottleneck charges in the electricity sector, with the government asserting that negotiations have resulted in Swedish victories.

A political cartoon by Tasos Anastasiou was published in AVGI on June 21, 2026.

The Greek newspaper Avgi states that the admission by Mr. Dijsselbloem that the austerity imposed on Greece in 2015 was excessive is enough to dismantle any narrative by the central banker, implying that Stournaras was aware of the hardships.

A political cartoon by Tasos Anastasiou was published in the Greek newspaper Avgi on Sunday, June 14, 2026.

The Greek newspaper Avgi highlights the impact of Prime Minister Mitsotakis' seven-year tenure, focusing on austerity measures, rising inequalities, and the country's deviation from the European average in economic indicators.

This story refers to the Sunday edition of the Avgi newspaper published on June 7, 2026.

The Greek opposition party Avgi criticized the government and PASOK over foreclosures for citizens while banks allegedly benefit from endless overcharges, questioning the reappointment of Stournaras to the Bank of Greece.

Electricity grid fees in Sweden are reportedly increasing significantly faster than inflation, with the highest increases seen among companies that have introduced capacity charges.

A cartoon by Tasos Anastasiou was published in the newspaper Avgi on Sunday, May 17, 2026.

This article announces the content of the Avgi newspaper for Sunday, May 17.

Norway's Center Party leader, Trygve Slagsvold Vedum, is pushing to maintain the fuel tax cuts that were previously implemented, seeking to extend them until the end of 2026.

A political cartoon by Tasos Anastasiou was published on May 7, 2026, in the Greek newspaper Avgi.

Norway's Labour Party (Ap) has proposed revoking controversial tax cuts, particularly those related to diesel, which have sparked debate. This move aims to reverse previously enacted tax relief measures.

Greek newspaper Avgi publishes a political cartoon by Tasos Anastasiou, dated April 27, 2026.

A new decision has been made regarding the repayment of a 20,000 kronor penalty fee incurred for a missed service on a leased car.

Starting June 1, the Swedish power grid company Ellevio will remove its previously criticized capacity charge.

The Sunday edition of AVGI newspaper will be released on Saturday, April 11.

Economists in Norway argue that lower income tax is a more targeted tool than excise cuts to address high fuel prices, though some motorists still find diesel expensive.

Avgi.gr interviewed a creator who shared their unique perspective on viewing the three core components of a song—lyrics, music, and performance—as autonomous elements, similar to colors in a painting.

A cartoon by Tasos Anastasiou was published in Avgi on March 29, 2026.

An article from Avgi suggests that "the war" (likely referring to the Iran conflict) is opening "Pandora's box" for indebted Greece, placing the country in the eye of a storm.

Finland is making power tariffs voluntary for grid owners, while Åland's local electricity company has opted not to implement them, citing concerns about customer complexity.

The article calls for an end to Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs), highlighting that Grigoris Dimitriadis is once again targeting journalists and the newspaper 'Avgi' through financial and moral exhaustion.

The Swedish government's decision to pause the introduction of electricity capacity tariffs is seen as an opportunity to address issues with the electricity grid capacity more effectively, as experts debate whether such tariffs are the best solution.

The Sunday, March 15th edition of the Greek newspaper AVGI will include reports and analyses on the tightening circle of scandals around the Maximos Mansion, with a focus on wiretapping.

The Swedish government has decided to stop the implementation of a criticized capacity fee on electricity, following public and industry backlash.

Both the Sweden Democrats and the Liberals are calling for a pause on the new electricity tariffs, known as 'effekttariffer,' which charge households based on how and when they use electricity, securing a political majority for their temporary halt.

Norges to største flyselskap innfører en ny avgift.

A new inquiry in Sweden suggests that municipalities and regions that increase taxes should be required to pay a penalty fee for three years.

The Greek opposition party Avgi claims that the ruling New Democracy party's 'blue circuits' operated openly, benefiting from favorable ministerial decisions or omissions by specific ministers.

Led by the Sweden Democrats and supported by a majority of the public, several political factions are advocating for the complete removal of fuel levies to reduce costs for consumers.

Fuel prices in Norway are set to rise this week following a scheduled increase in fuel taxes, drawing criticism from drivers and industry stakeholders.

Former party leader Thanasis Avgierinos discussed his exit from the “Hope for Democracy” movement and addressed criticisms from co-founder Maria Karystianou during a recent interview.

Norway experienced its highest gasoline prices in July since temporary tax cuts were introduced in early April, according to data from Statistics Norway (SSB).

The Norwegian parking company Sesam Sesam is introducing a new 'service supplement' on parking fees, drawing reactions from customers and the Consumer Council.

The Greek newspaper 'Avgi' announces its Sunday, August 9th edition, inviting readers to discover its content.

Norway's Red Party is open to extending fuel tax cuts but insists on reviewing all taxes, as the Labour Party invites other parties to a meeting on the fuel situation.

The Greek newspaper Avgi and radio station Kokkino are reportedly causing discomfort, with Anna Diamantopoulou specifically mentioned in connection to the criticism.

Greek media outlets Avgi and Kokkino are reportedly causing annoyance to the Greek police (ELAS), with the current administration addressing issues left by previous ones.

A proposed cruise tax for tourists visiting Norwegian ports as early as next year is facing criticism, with the mayor of Ålesund warning against an 'Iceland trap'.

A Greek court ruled in favor of the newspaper AVGI regarding wiretapping allegations, ordering Dimitriadis to pay 21,000 euros in legal costs.

The Swedish government has announced an investigation into criticized electricity grid fees, with a potential cost cap being considered for future changes.

Avgi S.A. has announced that journalist Spiros Sourmelidis will assume the role of director of the Avgi newspaper starting Tuesday, July 14, 2026.

The newspaper Avgi published its Sunday edition on July 12, 2026. The publication likely contained news and features for the weekend.

The Norwegian state has declared a controversial fee for accessing the North Cape Plateau as illegal, demanding that Scandic immediately cease the practice after earning millions.

A proposed fee of up to 100 kroner per cruise passenger, effective January 1 next year, is drawing criticism from port officials like Viggo Sundvold, who fear it could lead to the cancellation of all cruise calls in Skjolden.

An interview with Avgi Papakyriacou, a ballet instructor and director of Motion Art Studio in Nicosia, Cyprus, discussing her life and daily routine.

Sweden has reduced its gasoline tax, leading to expectations of a surge in Norwegian drivers crossing the border to take advantage of the lower prices. This move is a result of double tax cuts on fuel.

The Greek newspaper Avgi's Sunday edition focuses on scandals potentially accelerating early elections and 'prosecutorial nightmares' for the Prime Minister's office, suggesting a decline in public support.

H&M CEO Daniel Ervér states that a new customs duty, which will make it more expensive for Swedes to order clothes from China and the USA next week, will benefit the clothing giant.

Norwegian municipalities are opposing a proposed 100 kroner cruise tax, expressing concerns that a high fee could deter tourists and harm local businesses.

The Greek left-wing newspaper Avgi published an article advocating for a society that includes everyone, emphasizing the need for institutional accountability and measurable results over mere declarations of intent.

The Greek newspaper Avgi published its Sunday edition on June 14, which included a political cartoon by Tasos Anastasiou. The articles highlight the content of the newspaper's specific Sunday release.

A Greek article from Avgi reports on a fast-track constitutional revision process, with Makis Voridis playing a leading role, and the first debate in the Plenary scheduled for Wednesday.

A cartoon by Tasos Anastasiou was published in the Greek newspaper Avgi on Sunday, May 31, 2026.

Greek media outlet Avgi criticizes the government's economic policies, arguing that behind the 'vulgar government propaganda' of a strong economy lies a harsh reality where Greece is not converging with Europe but sinking into a 'slave waiter' model.

A political cartoon by artist Tasos Anastasiou was featured in the Sunday edition of the Greek newspaper Avgi on May 24, 2026.

A report from Avgi newspaper discusses 'two penalties for one offense and exclusions without justice,' highlighting a perceived injustice regarding compensation for animals lost due to a single damaging event.

The Norwegian government has decided to postpone a controversial climate tax until 2027. This decision has drawn criticism from opposition parties and industry, who are vowing to fight it during upcoming budget negotiations.

An opinion piece from Avgi discusses the Greek New Democracy government's actions regarding five requests to lift the immunity of the leader of Plefsi Eleftherias, Zoe Konstantopoulou, suggesting it's a political maneuver.

The Greek newspaper Avgi announces its Sunday, May 10th edition.

A journalist and writer, who worked for the newspaper "Avgi" from 1974 to 1975 and later joined "Eleftherotypia" from its first day of circulation in 1975, has passed away. The article reports on the death of this unnamed individual.

Greek newspaper Avgi published articles criticizing the tolerance of piracy and highlighting perceived hypocrisy surrounding the issue.

An opinion piece from Avgi argues that fascism, racism, and fear should be considered weapons of mass destruction due to their destructive societal impact.

The Greek newspaper AVGI published its Sunday edition on April 19. This refers to the release of the specific newspaper issue on that date.

The Greek newspaper AVGI announces its Sunday, April 11th edition, providing a glimpse into its upcoming content.

Avgiftskuttet har fått ned drivstoffprisene. Det er lenge siden bensinprisene har vært så lave.

Norway has implemented tax cuts on petrol and diesel, leading to improved sentiment at gas stations, though some remain uncertain about the lasting effect on fuel prices.

Norway's Finance Department announced petrol and diesel taxes will be cut from April 1, with Jens Stoltenberg commenting on the fuel tax changes.

The Greek newspaper AVGI previews its Sunday, March 29th edition, featuring reports on SYRIZA-PS, PASOK, ND, KYSEA direct assignments, the Tempi trial, and government actions regarding the minimum wage.

Tuva Moflag, Labour Party's finance spokesperson, stated that adopting the Conservative Party's proposal for fuel tax cuts would constitute a breach of Norway's budget agreement.

Swedish electricity grid company Ellevio is facing strong criticism from customers for maintaining its controversial power tariffs, even after the government intervened to address the issue.

The Swedish government is pausing the implementation of criticized 'effekttariffer' (power tariffs) that have imposed high penalty fees on electric car owners, among others. SvD explains the system and addresses whether everyone will now be exempt from the fee.

The government has decided to stop the requirement for implementing the highly criticized electricity capacity fees, according to reports.

Sweden's Tidö parties are calling for a pause on the new 'effect tariffs,' which are charges based on how and when households use electricity, due to criticism.

An article from Avgi argues that destroying a regime's military capabilities is not the same as dismantling the political system that supports it, specifically in the context of the Iranian regime.

Norwegian Energy Minister Terje Aasland (Ap) pledges to do everything possible to prevent an EU electricity tax that could divert Norwegian electricity revenues to finance European cables.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has publicly stated that he never understood the rationale behind the country's preschool fee system. His remarks have drawn attention to ongoing political debates over childcare costs and government policy.

Thanasis Avgirinos explained the reasons why he left Maria Karystianou's party.

Avgi newspaper promotes its Sunday, August 16th edition, inviting readers to discover its content.

The Greek opposition party Avgi argues that public health requires an immediate change of course with a progressive left-wing approach, criticizing the current right-wing government for learning nothing from the pandemic and 37,000 deaths.

Julie Brodtkorb, leader of the Norwegian Association of Machine Contractors (MEF), has sent a clear message to Finance Minister Trygve Slagsvold Vedum, advocating for the continuation of tax cuts. She stated that maintaining tax relief is the only sensible approach.

Norway's Labour Party has invited other left-green parties, including SV, Sp, Rødt, and MDG, to a meeting to discuss the fuel tax situation. The invitation aims to address the current fuel prices and related policies.

Tasos Anastasiou published a new cartoon on August 2, 2026. The cartoon is featured in Avgi.

The Greek opposition party Avgi has called for improved protection for firefighters, stating that expressions of gratitude and condolences are insufficient when the same tragedies recur every summer.

Tasos Anastasiou has published a new cartoon dated July 26, 2026. The cartoon was featured in Avgi.

This story features the front pages of Sunday newspapers published on July 26, 2026, including 'Avgi tis Kyriakis'.

This article announces the Sunday, July 19th edition of the newspaper 'Avgi'.

A sketch by Tasos Anastasiou was published on July 12, 2026. The artwork appeared in Avgi.

A cartoon by Tasos Anastasiou was published on Avgi.gr on July 10, 2026.

Sweden's Försäkringskassan is tightening its rules, introducing new penalty fees for individuals who make errors, emphasizing personal responsibility.

Tasos Anastasiou released a new political cartoon on July 5, 2026. The cartoon was published by Avgi.

This story refers to the Sunday, July 5, 2026, edition of the Greek newspaper Avgi. It likely covers the main headlines and content featured in that specific publication.

The Swedish Competition Authority warns that electricity grid fees could be unjustifiably high, stating that the current system allows grid companies to profit as if constantly building new facilities.

The Greek opposition party Avgi criticizes the New Democracy party's rhetoric about 'toxicity' and 'closing a cycle', suggesting that such claims were previously made by New Democracy itself.

A Greek author introduces an anthology of his recent texts, reflecting on his reasons for writing for Avgi and his affiliation with the Left.

The Greek newspaper Avgi announces its Sunday, June 21st edition, inviting readers to discover its content.

This article is a generic announcement for the Sunday, June 14th edition of the Greek newspaper Avgi.

This article promotes the Sunday, June 14th edition of the Greek newspaper AVGI, inviting readers to discover its content.

A cartoon by Tasos Anastasiou was published in Avgi on Sunday, June 7, 2026.

The Sunday, May 31st edition of Avgi newspaper focuses on the substantial profits of refineries, which it claims Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is merely observing.

Gas stations in Norway are demanding compensation after the Parliament's decision to cut fuel taxes, with some estimating losses of up to 350,000 kroner, calling the situation 'bloody unfair'.

The Greek newspaper Avgi released its Sunday edition on May 24, featuring various news stories and analyses.

An opinion piece from Avgi criticizes the government as hypocritical and class-oriented, highlighting the vast economic disparity where companies profit significantly more than workers.

Avgi newspaper features political commentary, including a call for progressive parties to reach an agreement for a united response in upcoming elections. The articles also discuss broader social issues and political critique.

Yiannis Mantzouranis and Thodoros Mantas have outlined their next legal steps against an alleged cover-up involving Tzavellas. Their explanations were published in Avgi tis Kyriakis.

This article serves as an announcement for the Sunday, May 3rd edition of the Greek newspaper Avgi.

Jens Stoltenberg is scheduled to meet with the press to discuss matters concerning fuel taxes. This briefing will address the ongoing discussions and policies related to fuel taxation.

Norway's conservative Høyre party plans to propose pausing tax cuts, following warnings that the cuts could be illegal.

This article is an announcement for the content of the Avgi newspaper's Sunday, April 26th edition.

Greek newspaper Avgi published a political cartoon by Tasos Anastasiou on April 19, 2026. The cartoon offers commentary on current events through the artist's unique perspective.

A cartoon by Tasos Anastasiou was published in the newspaper AVGI on Sunday, April 12, 2026.

This article is a generic announcement to read Sunday's edition of the Greek newspaper AVGI.

The Greek newspaper Avgi previews its Sunday, April 5th edition, highlighting articles on political developments, including accusations against the ND party and SYRIZA-PS's call for elections, as well as a report on the rising cost of living.

Norway has removed fuel taxes, effective midnight, in response to high prices, though customers in Asker expressed continued frustration over the cost of fuel.

The Norwegian government has announced a reduction in fuel taxes, setting all rates for road usage tax on fuel to zero from April 1st, which will decrease petrol taxes by 4.41 kroner per liter and diesel taxes by 2.85 kroner per liter.

The Norwegian cruise company Hurtigruten is seeking an exemption from a proposed government cruise tax, calling the proposal 'shocking and insulting'.

Norwegian politicians are calling for cuts to fuel taxes, with the Progress Party's Hans Andreas Limi noting that Swedes are taking action while Norway delays.

The Villaägarna organization is demanding the swift abolition of criticized electricity tariffs, arguing they are financially crippling holiday home owners, with the Social Democrats also calling for an end to the system.

Speaking to AVGI on Sunday are singer and guitarist Asteris Konstantinidis, and also singer, clarinetist, and saxophonist H. El. Papadopoulos.

Effektavgift på elräkningen har blåst upp som den stora elfrågan på dagordningen. Kanske väl stor. – Det stora flertalet kunder har fått ganska små förändringar, säger Tommy Johansson på…

An article from Avgi demands an immediate solution for the distribution of compensation from the Syros KAF.

By Filippos Neocleous and Avgi Michael The Cyprus Cabinet has approved a draft bill allowing law enforcement and intelligence services to intercept telephone communications under specified circumstances, with the aim of strengthening criminal investigations and tackle organised crime. Now awaiting parliamentary approval, the proposal has raised significant questions regarding the balance between national security and […]

Alki Rigos, a founding member of SYRIZA and a member of the party's Central Committee, as well as part of the editorial team for 'Anagnoseis' in Kyriakatiki Avgi, has passed away.

This article announces the publication of the Greek newspaper AVGI for Sunday, March 1st.