
Today the coldest day of storm ‘Coral’ – Where it will snow – Rains coming from Monday
The EMY emergency bulletin is in effect - The weather forecast until Wednesday
The EMY emergency bulletin is in effect - The weather forecast until Wednesday
As water seeps through cracked irrigation canals and outdated pipes lose more than half of their supply, local officials warn of a growing threat to both public health and agriculture.
As every year, this year too, the Municipality of Athens has prepared a special carnival program with events and activities spread throughout the city, catering to both young and old.
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At the same time, gusty northerly winds of 7 to 8 Beaufort will prevail locally in the Aegean Sea and snowfall will occur in places, generally light, in the eastern mainland, the Aegean islands and Crete.
While the price paid for the final 77% hasn’t been disclosed, it’s speculated that Procopiou paid a premium for full control. This comes after substantial returns to shareholders from the sale of 13 ultra-luxury villas built on the former Aphrodite hotel site, reportedly totaling €450 million. Published financial statements indicate €317 million in returns over the past three years: €160 million in 2021, €37 million in 2022, and €120 million in 2023.
Tensions flared as police set up a roadblock to prevent them from reaching a hotel where Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was speaking at the Thessaloniki Summit 2025.
According to French diplomatic sources, participants include heads of state and government from Greece, Finland, Romania, Sweden, Belgium, Czech Republic, the Baltic states, Norway, and Canada, with some leaders joining via video link, including the Greek PM. Macron is expected to consult with all EU leaders by the end of the week.
The cold weather event, named Coral, will prevail in the wider region of Southeastern Europe and the Middle East until next Monday.
The Greek Minister of Environment and Energy held a bilateral meeting with Egypt’s Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Mr. Karim Badawi, where they signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to promote cooperation between Greece and Egypt in the field of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS).
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“It was the news we were all waiting for,” said Lydia Karra, president of the Society for the Environment and Cultural Heritage (Ellet). “Finally, action is being taken.”
The decision comes as seismic activity in the region continues to be closely monitored.
The main features of the weather will be a drop in temperature of up to 10 degrees Celsius, snowfall in the northern, central and eastern mainland, the Aegean islands and Crete and gusty winds of up to 8 Beaufort.
In this context, he welcomed European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s proposal to activate the escape clause for defense investments and emphasized the importance of finalizing the details as soon as possible. He also reiterated the need for European defense funding beyond national budgets.
Regarding the project to underground Poseidon Avenue and create one of the most modern tunnels in Europe, 1.5 km long, it is reported that 75% of the concreting has been completed. Regarding The Ellinikon Sports Park, a 444,000 sqm area with state-of-the-art sports facilities, it is noted that the construction of the buildings and landscaping work for the stadiums, track and field are underway.
The activity marks a major turnaround for the shipyard: a year ago, following decades of on-off government ownership, it sat empty, an emblem of the lingering impact of Greece’s devastating 2009-2018 debt crisis.
Fidias described this financial involvement as “foreign interference” in the island’s political affairs.
Reports from Turkish media indicate that following public complaints, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, along with the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage and Museums, initiated legal proceedings against the spa operators in 2023. The authorities argued that the use of this significant historical site as a commercial spa violated cultural preservation standards.
The decision comes as seismic activity in the region continues to be closely monitored.
The tender announcement, signed by Environment and Energy Minister Theodoros Skylakakis, has been submitted for publication in the Government Gazette and the Official Journal of the European Union, initiating a 90-day period for interested parties to submit bids.