Greece to Build Emergency Escape Port in Santorini Amid Earthquake Concerns
The decision comes as seismic activity in the region continues to be closely monitored.
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Greece Launches Offshore Oil and Gas Tender, Chevron and HelleniQ Energy Expected to Bid
Greece Launches Offshore Oil and Gas Tender, Chevron and HelleniQ Energy Expected to Bid
The tender announcement, signed by Environment and Energy Minister Theodoros Skylakakis, has been submitted for publication in the Government Gazette and the Official Journal of the European Union, initiating a 90-day period for interested parties to submit bids.
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Greece will play an active role in the new situation in Syria
Greece will play an active role in the new situation in Syria
Our country maintains historical ties, as well as long-standing political, economic and cultural relations with Syria, the same sources said on the Greek Foreign Minister's meeting with interim President Ahmad Al Sharaa
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Turkey-Greece High-Level Cooperation Council to Meet in Ankara This April
Turkey-Greece High-Level Cooperation Council to Meet in Ankara This April
Minister FidFidanan confirmed that President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will meet in the Turkish capital, where the High-Level Cooperation Council session will be held. Fidan further shared that he met Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis in Doha last week to discuss preparations for the meeting and review the steps moving forward.
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Greece and EU Nations Call for Action Against Foreign Election Interference
Greece and EU Nations Call for Action Against Foreign Election Interference
The letter, co-signed by European affairs ministers from France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Cyprus, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Greece, Romania, Slovenia, and Spain, calls on the Commission to establish a dedicated EU body to combat foreign information manipulation and interference.
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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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Tensions Rise Between Turkey and Greece Over Aegean Islands
Tensions Rise Between Turkey and Greece Over Aegean Islands
The doctrine, which outlines Turkey’s maritime claims, has been a point of contention between the two nations
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Greece Set to Become Israel’s Prime Trade Partner, Overtaking Turkey
Greece Set to Become Israel's Prime Trade Partner, Overtaking Turkey
The reciprocal boycott by Israel has further disrupted various sectors, including construction, industry, and commerce. In this climate, Greece is eager to expand its economic relationship with Israel, especially focusing on the booming tech sector
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Greece tops holiday choices for Finns
Greece tops holiday choices for Finns
Greece remains the most popular holiday destination for Finns, showing a steady upward trend in their preferences in recent years.
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Public sector debt at €2.66 billion as new obligations mount
Public sector debt at €2.66 billion as new obligations mount
Although the total fell slightly in November to €2.66 billion, down from €2.82 billion in October, it remained higher than November 2023’s €2.34 billion.
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Greece opens book for 10-year bond, offers exceed 33 billion euros
Greece opens book for 10-year bond, offers exceed 33 billion euros
Based on the initial guidance, the coupon of the issue is set at 107 basis points above the Mid-Swap (2.58%), i.e. around 3.65%.
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Weather: The country “frozen” until Tuesday–Where schools remain closed, which roads are closed to traffic
Weather: The country “frozen” until Tuesday – Where schools will remain closed, which roads are closed to traffic
Heavy downpour hit Attica - Many problems from the snowfall - Cancelled routes of Thessaloniki Bus Station - Recommendations of Civil Protection to citizens
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Greece and UK close to marbles deal
Greece and UK close to marbles deal
Athens, British Museum pursue hybrid legal formula respecting both sides’ long-standing conditions
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Italy, Greece Forge Stronger Bonds
Italy, Greece Forge Stronger Bonds
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has celebrated Italy’s “excellent” relations with Greece, underlining the countries’ shared geostrategic identity and cooperation on critical issues including security, migration, and climate challenges.
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Greece Advocates for Political Transition and Stability in Syria at UN Security Council
Greece Advocates for Political Transition and Stability in Syria at UN Security Council
Greece’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Evangelos Sekeris, reaffirmed Greece’s commitment to a peaceful and inclusive political transition in Syria during a UN Security Council meeting on the ongoing crisis in the region.
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Greece’s “Agenda 2030” Reform: Defence Ministry’s 2025 Targets Unveiled
Greece's "Agenda 2030" Reform: Defence Ministry's 2025 Targets Unveiled
Defence Minister Nikos Dendias has described Agenda 2030 as more than a roadmap for military reform, emphasising its "conservative, reformist, and progressive" values. This initiative seeks to bridge the armed forces with Greek society while addressing pressing issues such as infrastructure, personnel welfare, and cutting-edge defence capabilities.
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Greece begins its term of office at the United Nations Security Council
Greece begins its term of office at the United Nations Security Council
The official induction ceremony of the New Non-Permanent Members will take place at the headquarters of the international organization at 19.00 Greek time
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Akar: God Willing, Turkish Soldiers Will Swim To Kastellorizo
Akar: God Willing, Turkish Soldiers Will Swim To Kastellorizo
In addition, Akar criticized the United States for Turkey's exclusion from the F-35 fighter jet program due to its purchase of Russian S-400 missile systems, and he reaffirmed Turkey's capacity and intent to produce and sell its own weapons to allied countries.
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Greece halts Syrian asylum applications after Assad’s fall
Greece halts Syrian asylum applications after Assad’s fall
Reports suggest that during the session, chaired by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the Maximos Mansion in Athens, the body decided to temporarily suspend any asylum application requests in the country by Syrian refugees following in the footsteps of other European nations, like Germany.
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Greece to Host One of Europe’s First AI Factories
Greece to Host One of Europe’s First AI Factories
Greece has secured a place in the European Union’s groundbreaking initiative to establish seven state-of-the-art artificial intelligence (AI) factories, as part of a €1.5 billion project spearheaded by the European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC).
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Athens, Ankara agree to disagree but keep talking
Athens, Ankara agree to disagree but keep talking
The meeting, led by Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Alexandra Papadopoulou and her Turkish counterpart Mehmet Kemal Bozay, marked an effort to balance persistent tensions with targeted cooperation.
