Greek Government Plans €11 Bln Overhaul to Tackle Water Scarcity
To overcome these institutional limitations, the government is considering the creation of 45 new corporate entities — one for each of Greece’s river basins or designated regions.
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Turkey challenges Greek maritime zones with UNESCO map submission
Turkey challenges Greek maritime zones with UNESCO map submission
The map, prepared by Ankara University, reflects several of Turkey’s long-standing positions.
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Weather: Heat and strong winds persist – High fire risk in 17 areas
Weather: Heat and strong winds persist – High fire risk in 17 areas
Also, winds will continue to blow strong with intensities reaching even 7 Beaufort in the Aegean Sea with weakening from Sunday afternoon, the former EMY director added.
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Ferry Operators in Greece Launch Discounts to Boost Demand
Ferry Operators in Greece Launch Discounts to Boost Demand
Both the Ministry of Shipping and senior executives within the industry confirm that ferry passenger numbers are down for the first time since the pandemic. According to the Secretary General for Ports, Port Policy, and Maritime Investment, data collected by the Ministry show a drop of at least 3% compared to the same period last year.
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Samos’ Stunning Beaches Earn Global Acclaim
Samos’ Stunning Beaches Earn Global Acclaim
The UK’s Express.co.uk also celebrates Samos, dubbing it a “paradise on earth.” The island, birthplace of the legendary philosopher Pythagoras, boasts historic sites, charming villages, mesmerizing beaches, and nature retreats. The outlet highlights new direct flights from the UK via Jet2, launching in 2026, making Samos more accessible to British travelers.
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Hatzidakis: Crete-Attica submarine electricity interconnection saves 550 million euros annually
Hatzidakis: Crete-Attica submarine electricity interconnection saves 550 million euros annually
In a post on social media, Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis referred to the Attica-Crete submarine electricity interconnection, saying that it is a project of national importance with multiple benefits.
