Bulgaria, Shell sign contract for Black Sea gas and oil exploration
The contract will allow Shell to explore 4,000 square meters in the Block 1-26 Khan Tervel field.
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Greek MFA welcomes UNESCO designation of Feb 9 as ‘World Greek Language Day’; reactions
Greek MFA welcomes UNESCO designation of Feb 9 as 'World Greek Language Day'; reactions
UNESCO's Executive Council unanimously decided on the move in its meeting on Monday (April 14).
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METLEN strengthens its presence in RES in Italy, with two new photovoltaic projects
METLEN strengthens its presence in RES in Italy, with two new photovoltaic projects
METLEN further expands its renewable footprint in Italy with two new PV plants connected to the high-voltage grid and now operational. The Carcarello and Tarquinia solar plants in Lazio mark a major milestone for METLEN
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Dendias: We are strengthening defence relations and strategic cooperation between Greece and France
Dendias: We are strengthening defence relations and strategic cooperation between Greece and France
Dendias called the meeting "fruitful and candid, in the framework of our long-standing, traditional bonds, common values, shared trust and mutual respect," saying it had reaffirmed "that Greece and France are close allies and friends and share the same perception regarding the developments in Europe and the wider region".
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French Armed Forces Minister Lecornu Visits Athens as Greece and France Deepen Strategic Defence Cooperation
French Armed Forces Minister Lecornu Visits Athens as Greece and France Deepen Strategic Defence Cooperation
"France is one of Greece's closest partners. In the sectors of defence and security we have established a very important strategic partnership, which is constantly deepening," Mitsotakis said, praising the levels of cooperation between the two countries.
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Greece to Acquire Fourth Belharra Frigate
Greece to Acquire Fourth Belharra Frigate
Notably, Dendias told reporters he will propose the acquisition of a fourth Belharra frigate to the Government Council for Foreign Affairs and Defense (KYSEA), with Lecornu expressing a “shared desire to move forward” with the proposal.
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Pavlos Marinakis: “Greece must build bridges with new markets such as China and India”
Pavlos Marinakis: “Greece must build bridges with new markets such as China and India”
Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister and Government Spokesperson, Pavlos Marinakis, after presenting the difficulties that Greece had to face in the last decade, referred to the current improved situation.
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Archaeological museum of Thera to host the exhibition ‘Kykladitisses’
Archaeological museum of Thera to host the exhibition 'Kykladitisses'
The exhibition will then be transferred to Santorini to inaugurate the recently renovated museum, opening on June 13, 2025.
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UNESCO designates February 9 as World Greek Language Day
UNESCO designates February 9 as World Greek Language Day
The date marks the anniversary of the death of Greece’s national poet, Dionysios Solomos, who passed away in 1857.
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The population decline in Greece by 2070 will approach 25%
The population decline in Greece by 2070 will approach 25%
The data was presented by the Head of the Employment Experts Unit, Eirini Andriopoulou, during a discussion on the demographic issue – “If the new generation decides not to have children, future pensions will be zero,” stated former Deputy Minister of Labor, Panos Tsakloglou
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Elafonisos Eco Week kicks off on Monday
Elafonisos Eco Week kicks off on Monday
The annual Elafonisos Eco Week will be held on Monday through Wednesday on the beautiful island off the southeastern coast of the Peloponnese.
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Pink Greek Flag Displayed at Athens City Hall, Stirring Debate
Pink Greek Flag Displayed at Athens City Hall, Stirring Debate
The flag first drew attention when it was exhibited at the Greek Consulate General in New York. Lale described the piece as a tribute to women facing violence, using the pink hue to challenge traditional imagery. However, many viewed the altered flag as disrespectful to Greece’s national identity, leading to public backlash. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs eventuallyprudly ordered its removal from the consulate, citing public sentiment.
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Greece’s Redemption Run: Hellas Storm to World Cup Final Against Spain
Greece’s Redemption Run: Hellas Storm to World Cup Final Against Spain
The Hellenic squad’s electrifying semifinal victory over Hungary on Friday was a statement of intent, blending heart, precision, and vengeance to secure their fourth shot at major tournament glory.
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Athina Onassis’ Net Worth: From Youngest Billionaire to Current Fortune
Athina Onassis’ Net Worth: From Youngest Billionaire to Current Fortune
His empire included two Greek islands, valuable art, global properties, and investments. After his death in 1975, the estate passed to his daughter, Christina, and upon her death in 1988 from pulmonary edema, three-year-old Athina became the heir.
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Road accident statistics in Greece in 2024
Road accident statistics in Greece in 2024
In 2024, there was a slight increase of deaths to 654, and another 13,368 were injured, 547 seriously and 12,821 lightly.
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Mitsotakis: We need bold decisions on defence and a Europe that does not take the US for granted
Mitsotakis: We need bold decisions on defence and a Europe that does not take the US for granted
Prime Minister's interview with Monocle's Foreign Desk - What he says about Tempi and international developments with the trade war
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Coast Guard says migrant smugglers fired at patrolling vessel in Lesvos, no injuries
Coast Guard says migrant smugglers fired at patrolling vessel in Lesvos, no injuries
The Coast Guard crew responded forcing the Turkish fishing boat to sail towards the Turkish coast. The Coast Guard followed the vessel until it reached Turkish territorial waters and alerted Turkish authorities. No injuries have been reported.
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Bill for ailing railway company OSE coming on April 28
Bill for ailing railway company OSE coming on April 28
Hatzidakis said the bill foresees the implementation of the model used previously for public power utility PPC, which is a listed company and able to attract private investors.
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Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew awarded the Templeton Prize
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew awarded the Templeton Prize
The John Templeton Foundation, in collaboration with the Templeton World Charity Foundation and the Templeton Religion Trust, announced today, Thursday, April 10, 2025, that the recipient of the 2025 Templeton Prize is His All-Holiness, Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew.
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Greece to publish hydrocarbon exploration tender by end-April
Greece to publish hydrocarbon exploration tender by end-April
Presenting the timeline, Papastavrou said the first ministerial decision related to Chevron’s bid was signed last week, the second is due on Friday and publication will follow. Expressions of interest will be accepted through August, with the goal of ratifying a contract in Parliament by the end of the year.
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Stournaras: Greek economy’s growth rate remains unchanged at 2.3% in 2025
Stournaras: Greek economy's growth rate remains unchanged at 2.3% in 2025
Despite this, the BoG maintained its forecast for the growth rate of the Greek economy in 2025 unchanged at 2.3%, a performance much higher than the average of the eurozone
