Impressive rise of the luxury real estate market in Greece – The Athenian Riviera tops demand
The reasons behind investment interest - The new "hotspots" and the dominance of the Athenian Riviera - The profile of buyers
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Which are the 11 foreign universities applying to open branches in Greece
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Among the applicants are the University of Nicosia and Frederick University, as well as colleges that already operate in Greece and maintain partnerships with foreign universities. The deadline for applications is March 1st
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Konstantinos Tasoulas elected new president of Greece
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Eurofound: Greeks Rank Among Least Satisfied in EU Countries
Eurofound: Greeks Rank Among Least Satisfied in EU Countries
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Hydrocarbons are back in play: Chevron explores, Exxon Mobil drills in the spring
Hydrocarbons are back in play: Chevron explores, Exxon Mobil drills in the spring
With Greece already in place in ExxonMobil, which controls the two blocks west and southwest of Crete and is one step away from an investment decision to drill or not drill an exploratory well (in partnership with HelleniQ Energy, formerly HELPE) southwest of Crete, since last Monday Chevron’s entry is shaping new geopolitical correlations and putting Greece on the global map of big oil.
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Government Firmly Denies Cover-Up Allegations in Tempe Train Disaster Case
Government Firmly Denies Cover-Up Allegations in Tempe Train Disaster Case
During a plenary session of the Greek Parliament on March 26, 2024, government representatives addressed these claims amidst debates over a no-confidence vote brought forward by opposition parties, questioning the government’s management of the disaster.
