Kostas Karamanlis: I do not question anyone’s patriotism – Declare an EEZ in the Aegean based on the median line
The former Prime Minister spoke at an event for the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Karpathos
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Turkish Media: They Characterise Pserimos, Kinaro, and Levitha as “Turkish Islands”
Turkish Media: They Characterise Pserimos, Kinaro, and Levitha as "Turkish Islands"
New Turkish provocations have emerged. According to SKAI's correspondent in Istanbul, politicians and media from the neighboring country have described Pserimos, Kinaro, and Levitha as "Turkish islands."
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The World’s Most Powerful Passports: Greece’s Position Revealed
The World's Most Powerful Passports: Greece's Position Revealed
How strong is the passport in your pocket?
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Scope Ratings Upgrades Greek Economy to BBB
Scope Ratings Upgrades Greek Economy to BBB
The Greek Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kostis Hatzidakis, expressed his satisfaction with Scope's upgrade of the Greek economy.
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Katerina Sakellaropoulou: Evaluating Her Legacy as Greece’s President
Katerina Sakellaropoulou: Evaluating Her Legacy as Greece's President
The primary figure still supporting her is Alexis Tsipras, who maintains that she was a good president. Yet, as January approaches and she awaits a final meeting with the Prime Minister, one fact remains clear: her tenure may soon be forgotten.
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Syria: Fear for the fate of Greeks living in the country – “Closed in their homes”
Syria: Fear for the fate of Greeks living in the country – “Closed in their homes”
The Greek-Levantine community in Syria is facing an unprecedented crisis along with many Greeks, who have lived and worked in the country for decades, have been isolated in their homes, following the instructions of the Patriarchate of Antioch and the Greek Embassy. The authorities have advised them to avoid any movement and stay in safe places as the situation on the roads is extremely dangerous.
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The 12 obligations of taxpayers before 2024 is gone – What to watch out for
The 12 obligations of taxpayers before 2024 is gone – What to watch out for
The deadline for a series of actions that taxpayers will have to take is 31 December
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Lloyd’s List: 14 Greeks Among the 100 Most Powerful Players in Global Shipping in 2024
Lloyd’s List: 14 Greeks Among the 100 Most Powerful Players in Global Shipping in 2024
In first place, we find Arsenio Dominguez, the “extremely effective and popular” Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization.
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Tsunis: Athens-Washington relations will continue to go from strength to strength under President Trump
George Tsunis: Athens-Washington relations will continue to go from strength to strength under President Trump
"I can't say what President Trump's aims to achieve, but I think the past can serve as a pretty accurate guide," says U.S. Ambassador George Tsunis
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Hotel Prices in Athens See a Slight Uptick in December
Hotel Prices in Athens See a Slight Uptick in December
The average online price for a double room in the Greek capital is 130 euros this Dec., up 7.44% compared to last year but slightly lower than Nov. by 0.75%.
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A Guide to Athens’ Free Christmas Activities
A Guide to Athens’ Free Christmas Activities
When the holidays are over, the 20-meter-tall nursery-grown fir tree will be donated to the Athens School of Fine Arts to be used as raw material for woodcarvings by its students. A proportion of its ornaments are made out of 100% recycled PET plastic.
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Lina Mendoni: Culture as a strategic driver for Greece’s recovery and growth
Lina Mendoni: Culture as a strategic driver for Greece’s recovery and growth
The Greek Minister of Culture highlights ambitious cultural projects and the strategic role of culture in economic recovery at the “Athens Talks” event by the Attica Region
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Greek defense plan: Dendias announces fortified security in the Aegean
Greek defense plan: Dendias announces fortified security in the Aegean
The Defence Minister spoke of "a wall which will be able to flexibly and from the very many islands we have, which will in fact be converted into power units, to prevent, to prevent any thought or attempt to overthrow the regime in the Aegean"
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Zoe Konstantopoulou: With 225 “yes” votes, her immunity was lifted
Zoe Konstantopoulou: With 225 “yes” votes, her immunity was lifted
The leader of the Course of Freedom party is accused of repeatedly disrupting court proceedings and unlawfully influencing judicial officials during a trial in Volos. “I am being targeted for my work in social law and my activist actions,” she stated
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Three Greek Beef Dishes Among Europe’s Top 100
Three Greek Beef Dishes Among Europe’s Top 100
The Taste Atlas list praises Greek cuisine, placing it where it deserves with three Greek beef dishes among the 99 best in Europe.
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Fitch Upgrades Cyprus to A- with Stable Outlook Following Significant Debt Reduction
Fitch Upgrades Cyprus to A- with Stable Outlook Following Significant Debt Reduction
Earlier in the year, S&P Global Ratings also improved its outlook for Cyprus to BBB+ with a positive outlook, and Moody's upgraded the nation to A3 with a stable outlook.
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24 detained ahead of protests marking Grigoropoulos shooting anniversary
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Police in Athens detained 24 people on Friday ahead of protests marking the anniversary of the fatal police shooting of 15-year-old Alexandros Grigoropoulos in 2008.
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St Nicholas — protector of sailors
St Nicholas — protector of sailors
Saint Nicholas was born in Patara in Lycia and lived in the age of Emperors Diocletian and Maximilian. He became abbot of the monastery in Zion Myra in Lycia and later Bishop of the city. He slept on the 6th of December 345 A.C, the day celebrated his memory.
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Scope Ratings: Two Catalysts to Change Greek Economy Assessment
Scope Ratings: Two Catalysts to Change Greek Economy Assessment
The baseline scenario assumes that primary budget surpluses will be maintained in the coming years, supporting Greece’s credit rating trajectory.
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Electricity: Subsidies of 1.5 cents per kilowatt-hour for residential consumers in December
Electricity: Subsidies of 1.5 cents per kilowatt-hour for residential consumers in December
The Ministry of Environment and Energy announces today, Friday, December 6, 2024, the amount of the emergency support for electricity bills concerning December consumption. Specifically, the subsidies for electricity in residential tariffs and for all primary and secondary residences, without income criteria and regardless of the supplier, are structured as follows: For monthly consumption up […]
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Greece’s Discounted Goods ‘Christmas Basket’ Program Launching Dec. 11
Greece’s Discounted Goods ‘Christmas Basket’ Program Launching Dec. 11
Starting on Dec. 11, items included in this year’s 'Christmas basket' will be sold at fixed prices across supermarkets in Greece.
