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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.

    Greeks in Bangkok share their firsthand accounts of the deadly earthquake
  • Cruise Tourism in Greece to Soar Despite Santorini’s Earthquakes

    Cruise Tourism in Greece to Soar Despite Santorini’s Earthquakes

    While no cruise company has officially canceled their scheduled stops at the island, concerns remain, with companies closely monitoring the situation, awaiting government safety measures that will dictate how cruise ships can approach the island before making any final decisions.

    Cruise Tourism in Greece to Soar Despite Santorini’s Earthquakes
  • Greek-Turkish: Dialogue on EEZ and continental shelf on ice until further notice

    Greek-Turkish: Dialogue on EEZ and continental shelf on ice until further notice

    The search for common territory for EEZ and continental shelf is going backwards, while Trump is changing the facts and Ankara is challenging at every opportunity the sovereign rights of our country and continues to promote a "two-state" solution in Cyprus, undermining any initiative for a solution

    Greek-Turkish: Dialogue on EEZ and continental shelf on ice until further notice
  • PM Mitsotakis: It is better to be prepared and anticipate events than rush to deal with them afterwards

    PM Mitsotakis: It is better to be prepared and anticipate events than rush to deal with them afterwards

    I want to once again assure the residents of Santorini, as well as the residents of the neighbouring islands who are now going through a difficult time, that the state mechanism is at their side. Obviously, it is much better to be prepared and anticipate events than to rush to deal with them afterwards. I again recommend keeping calm, listening to the civil protection service's instructions and we hope that this phenomenon will end and the island return to its normal life," he noted.

    PM Mitsotakis: It is better to be prepared and anticipate events than rush to deal with them afterwards