Lipsi tops the list of emerging adventure travel destinations in Greece
Following in the ranking are the Western Cyclades, Athens, Santorini, the Saronic Gulf, and Meteora.
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Ministry of National Defense: €8 million saved from Pentagon budget – Dendias’ next moves
Ministry of National Defense: €8 million saved from Pentagon budget – Dendias’ next moves
The reform at the Ministry of National Defense is being hailed as a government “case study” in recent days, as the significant cost savings achieved under the oversight of Defense Minister Nikos Dendias paved the way for salary increases for the Armed Forces and, eventually, all security forces in the country.
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Fitch upgrades Greek banks – “Bonus” for National Bank and Eurobank
Fitch upgrades Greek banks – “Bonus” for National Bank and Eurobank
The rating agency Fitch has upgraded Greek banks, citing improved credit profiles, strong profitability, and reduced non-performing exposures (NPEs), while also forecasting Greece’s continued economic outperformance compared to the Eurozone
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Yorgos Lanthimos: KAS rejects request to film on the Acropolis
Yorgos Lanthimos: KAS rejects request to film on the Acropolis
The production company behind the film Either Or Productions had formally applied to the Ministry of Culture’s council, requesting permission to film on the Acropolis on April 10. The request specified that they would need access to the archaeological site for four consecutive days in total, to allow for setup and completion.
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Inflation in Greece at 3.1% in March, Eurostat Reports
Inflation in Greece at 3.1% in March, Eurostat Reports
Average inflation in the eurozone settled at 2.2%, compared to 2.3% in February. The high prices in Greece highlight the ongoing cost-of-living pressures in the country.
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Santorini is safe and fully prepared to welcome travelers from around the globe
Santorini is safe and fully prepared to welcome travelers from around the globe
“Santorini is returning to normalcy. It remains a safe and hospitable destination, and through effective management, we are moving forward into another dynamic tourism season,” she said during the event held at the Acropolis Museum in Athens.
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Chevron Confirms Eyeing Natural Gas Exploration South of Crete
Chevron Confirms Eyeing Natural Gas Exploration South of Crete
Chevron recently declared its intent to explore a third area, south of the Peloponnese.
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Scenes of destruction in Paros and Mykonos – How they were submerged in just two hours
Scenes of destruction in Paros and Mykonos – How they were submerged in just two hours
The country’s two most popular islands sank in mud – Roads turned into rivers, cars were swept away – Meteorologist Giorgos Tsatrafyllias speaks to protothema.gr
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PAOK Makes History with Stunning Comeback at OPAP Arena Against AEK
PAOK Makes History with Stunning Comeback at OPAP Arena Against AEK
The Thessaloniki-based club staged a mythical comeback, trailing 2-0 by the 47th minute, to secure a result of monumental significance.
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Successful 3rd “Rebrain Greece” Event in London
Successful 3rd “Rebrain Greece” Event in London
This London edition of Rebrain Greece saw the largest turnout yet, with over 1,300 attendees expressing interest in job opportunities in Greece. Participants focused their questions on salary, career development, and the overall work environment.
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Pyatt stresses major Greek role in regional energy map, importance of ongoing Greek-Turkish talks
Pyatt stresses major Greek role in regional energy map, importance of ongoing Greek-Turkish talks
The former US Assistant Secretary of State foe Energy Resources passionately underlines importance of NATO and America's Global Alliances for US security
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Greek Prime Minister is set to meet his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, in Jerusalem
Greek Prime Minister is set to meet his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, in Jerusalem
Afternoon meeting scheduled – Talks with Israeli President Herzog – Energy, east Mediterranean, and Syria also on the agenda
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Overdue tax debt has surged another €3.6 billion to a total of €110.6 billion
Overdue tax debt has surged another €3.6 billion to a total of €110.6 billion
The largest debts to the tax office are owed by 9,830 taxpayers, each of whom owes, on average, more than €8.5 million.
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Greek energy and metals company Metlen announced on Thursday that it expects to produce 50 tonnes of gallium
Greek energy and metals company Metlen announced on Thursday that it expects to produce 50 tonnes of gallium
The announcement follows the European Commission’s release this week of a list of 47 strategic projects, including initiatives in Greece, aimed at enhancing the EU’s supply of materials vital for its energy transition and security. Gallium is among the key minerals highlighted in the plan.
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Turkish tourists flocking to the islands for the weekend
Turkish tourists flocking to the islands for the weekend
Around 1,000 visitors arrived in Lesvos from Ayvalik on Saturday, with another wave expected on Sunday.
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Over 5,000 Turkish tourists vacationing briefly on Lesvos, Chios during Seker Bayram holiday
Over 5,000 Turkish tourists vacationing briefly on Lesvos, Chios during Seker Bayram holiday
Nearly 1,000 visitors arrived on the island from Ayvalik on the Turkish coast on Saturday, while as many are expected on Sunday. They will be able to holiday on the Greek island for a week, as the Turkish government made an allowance for the three-day religious holiday to extend to April 6.
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Greeks in Bangkok share their firsthand accounts of the deadly earthquake
Greeks in Bangkok share their firsthand accounts of the deadly earthquake
According to AP, the 7.7-magnitude tremor has claimed the lives of at least 144 people in Myanmar and 10 in Thailand. As of now, no Greek citizens have been reported among the casualties or injured.
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Metlen in Greece Targets 50 Tonnes of Gallium Production by 2028, Meeting EU Demand
Metlen in Greece Targets 50 Tonnes of Gallium Production by 2028, Meeting EU Demand
The announcement follows the European Commission’s release this week of a list of 47 strategic projects, including initiatives in Greece, aimed at enhancing the EU’s supply of materials vital for its energy transition and security. Gallium is among the key minerals highlighted in the plan.
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Piraeus: Former Tobacco Factory to Become Vibrant Mixed-Use Hub
Piraeus: Former Tobacco Factory to Become Vibrant Mixed-Use Hub
According to Mercan Group’s official announcements, the project has already entered the commercialization phase. The residential units will be marketed under the Golden Visa scheme, with prices starting at 250,000 euros, allowing investors to take advantage of recent legislative changes.
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Time Change 2025: Clocks Move Forward This Sunday in Greece
Time Change 2025: Clocks Move Forward This Sunday in Greece
This annual adjustment, set to occur automatically on devices like phones and computers, will require manual changes for wall and table clocks. As a result, Greeks will lose one hour of sleep, with daylight saving time remaining in effect until Sunday, October 26, 2025.
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A scientific study suggests one name rises above all others in beauty
A scientific study suggests one name rises above all others in beauty
Dr. Bodo Winter, a linguist from the University of Birmingham, led a study that had participants listen to the pronunciation of 100 names. By analyzing their responses, researchers pinpointed which name resonated most as beautiful.
