UNHCR Raises Alarm Over Rising Fatal Migrant Shipwrecks in Greece
According to a report at AP, Maria Clara Martin from UNHCR said at least 17 people have died in November alone, bringing the total deaths this year to 45.
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Green electricity tariffs start at 15.5 cents per kilowatt-hour
Green electricity tariffs start at 15.5 cents per kilowatt-hour
Prices for December start at 15.499 cents per kilowatt-hour for the first 500 kilowatt-hours per month while the night tariff is set at 14.514 cents.
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A Journey Through Time: Unearthing Thessaloniki’s Past Beneath its Metro
A Journey Through Time: Unearthing Thessaloniki’s Past Beneath its Metro
Why the lengthy construction? The unearthing of over 300,000 artifacts—evidence of an entire second city—required meticulous excavation and preservation, transforming the metro project into an unparalleled archaeological undertaking.
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Mitsotakis Announces Candidacy, Addresses Parthenon Marbles, Turkey
Mitsotakis Announces Candidacy, Addresses Parthenon Marbles, Turkey
He also stated that announcements regarding the next President of the Republic will be made in January, and expressed confidence in achieving the government’s minimum and average wage targets. On Greek-Turkish relations, Mitsotakis affirmed that Greece’s sovereign rights are non-negotiable and that he will not tolerate questions about his patriotism.
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The Greek economy schedules a meeting in London with the world’s 100 most powerful funds
The Greek economy schedules a meeting in London with the world’s 100 most powerful funds
The Prime Minister at the 3rd Greek Investment Conference organized by Morgan Stanley in collaboration with the Athens Stock Exchange
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750 million euros allocated for forest protection and flood prevention in Greece
750 million euros allocated for forest protection and flood prevention in Greece
The interventions include forest engineering projects, anti-wildfire measures, management studies, and mountain hydrology works.
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Young people of the Greek diaspora from four continents united their voices in Athens
Young people of the Greek diaspora from four continents united their voices in Athens
The 1st International Conference Greek Youth Diaspora Symposium, an opportunity to exchange views on culture, education, innovation and the contemporary challenges of the Hellenic Diaspora
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7th positive agenda meeting between Greece and Türkiye to take place in Athens on Monday
7th positive agenda meeting between Greece and Türkiye to take place in Athens on Monday
As part of the event, Fragogiannis and Bozay will announce the official launch of the "Hackathon Türkiye-Greece 2024-25," a competition for young people from both countries aimed at fostering innovation, collaboration, and mutual understanding.
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Agios Andreas of Patras, largest Church in Greece
Agios Andreas of Patras, largest Church in Greece
Agios Andreas in Patras is the largest Church in Greece and accommodates around 7,000 worshippers. This exceptional church has thousands of visitors annually who come to see the exquisite architecture, beautiful paintings, and icons and to pray to the Holy Apostle Andreas, the Patron Saint of Patras.
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Thessaloniki Metro:Mitsotakis “pushes the button”to launch operations–Emotion at the Venizelos station-museum
Thessaloniki Metro: Mitsotakis “pushes the button” to launch operations – Emotion at the Venizelos station-museum
At 12:00 today, at the Pylea Depot, the Prime Minister will "push the button," and the first train will "roll" onto the tracks—marking a major victory for the government with the Thessaloniki Metro
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UNHCR expresses concern over rise in fatal migrant shipwrecks
UNHCR expresses concern over rise in fatal migrant shipwrecks
The United Nations refugee agency has voiced concern at a rise in deaths of migrants trying to reach Greece by sea in small boats from Turkey, following two fatal shipwrecks this week.
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Weather: Heavy rain, intense snowfall, and gale-force winds as storm Bora hits
Weather: Heavy rain, intense snowfall, and gale-force winds as storm Bora hits
Athens woke up to rain today, with a cold air mass in the upper atmosphere set to bring prolonged severe weather, including heavy rainfall, until Monday. The Hellenic National Meteorological Service (HNMS) has updated its emergency weather bulletin, classifying the rainfall event as a Category 5 hazard
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Eurostat: Inflation in Greece Eases Marginally to 3% in November
Eurostat: Inflation in Greece Eases Marginally to 3% in November
A year earlier, in November 2023, inflation in Greece was recorded at 2.9%.
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Cairo to Host Greece, Cyprus Leaders for Trilateral Summit in January
Cairo to Host Greece, Cyprus Leaders for Trilateral Summit in January
Following the trilateral summit, President Sisi and Prime Minister Mitsotakis will hold a separate Supreme Cooperation Council meeting to further their bilateral agenda.
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Kyriakos Mitsotakis unveils Thessaloniki metro’s Venizelos Station – A key government milestone
Kyriakos Mitsotakis unveils Thessaloniki metro’s Venizelos Station – A key government milestone
"The code will be metro, metro, metro, metro", says an associate of the prime minister who wants to show finished projects and not models
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Evangelos Apostolakis exits SYRIZA: Behind the decision, Koumoundourou’s reactions, and Tsipras’ response
Evangelos Apostolakis exits SYRIZA: Behind the decision, Koumoundourou’s reactions, and Tsipras’ response
Sea turmoil in Koumoundourou from the admiral's independence - The "double exxamartein" that explains Tsipras' reaction
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Giannis Antetokounmpo makes a move into cinema with Klelia Andriolatou and Julia Fox
Giannis Antetokounmpo makes a move into cinema with Klelia Andriolatou and Julia Fox
The NBA star enters the film industry, collaborating with Greek-American producer Christopher André Marks on their first narrative feature film, titled "Mykonos"
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Bank of Greece: Deposits Down by €2.258bln in October 2024
Bank of Greece: Deposits Down by €2.258bln in October 2024
According to the Bank of Greece data, business deposits fell sharply by €2.122 billion in October 2024, while household deposits also declined, albeit more modestly, by €136 million.
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ESM – EFSF approves early repayment of Greek debt amounting to 7.935 billion euros
ESM - EFSF approves early repayment of Greek debt amounting to 7.935 billion euros
Thanks to the waivers granted today by the ESM and the EFSF, Greece will not have to make an early repayment to either institution.
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Athens Named World’s Leading Cultural City Destination 2024
Athens Named World’s Leading Cultural City Destination 2024
The Greek capital, awarded for its unique cultural experiences, went up against 14 other cities for the 2024 award.
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Mitsotakis-Christodoulides’ statements on the Intergovernmental Conference between Greece and Cyprus
Mitsotakis-Christodoulides’ statements on the Intergovernmental Conference between Greece and Cyprus
Statements by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and President of the Republic of Cyprus Nikos Christodoulides.
