Deadly Chios Wreck Sparks Outcry: Did the Coast Guard Fail or Cover Up?
15 dead, 2 unborn lost, and Greece faces another migration crisis under scrutiny
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Barclays Cool on Athens Airport: Strong Tourism, but the Market Has Already Paid the Price
Barclays Cool on Athens Airport: Strong Tourism, but the Market Has Already Paid the Price
Downgrade to underweight sends a message beyond the stock — to investors and policymakers alike
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Uncleared Plots:The State Tightens the Noose–Heavier Fines,Strict Deadlines and New Traps for Owners in 2026
Uncleared Plots: The State Tightens the Noose – Heavier Fines, Strict Deadlines and New Traps for Owners in 2026
New timelines, tougher penalties and intensified controls turn wildfire prevention into a high-stakes obligation for property owners
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Dendias at the Pentagon: Greece–US Strategic Partnership and European Security in Focus
Dendias at the Pentagon: Greece–US Strategic Partnership and European Security in Focus
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias meets US counterpart Pete Hegseth and reinforces bilateral ties
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Adonis Georgiadis: 178,000 Lives Saved – Greece Leading a Health Revolution
Adonis Georgiadis: 178,000 Lives Saved – Greece Leading a Health Revolution
The Health Minister speaks on prevention, oncology, and digital innovation – a small revolution transforming Greek public health
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Mitsotakis Meets Erdogan: Greece Stands Firm Amid NAVTEX Tensions and Strategic Maneuvers
Mitsotakis Meets Erdogan: Greece Stands Firm Amid NAVTEX Tensions and Strategic Maneuvers
The upcoming meeting before February 15 takes place under the shadow of escalating regional tensions, as Athens strengthens alliances with Israel and France to counter Turkish revisionism.
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European Energy Without Russia – Greece Gains Geopolitical Role
European Energy Without Russia – Greece Gains Geopolitical Role
The EU’s decision to ban Russian natural gas imports by 2027 positions Greece as a strategic energy hub via the Vertical Corridor.
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Greece charges ahead: Record electricity exports powered by renewables in 2025
Greece charges ahead: Record electricity exports powered by renewables in 2025
Political energy strategy in the spotlight — green leadership meets network strain and gas reliance
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Housing Prices Soar: Greece Joins Global Real Estate Elite!
Housing Prices Soar: Greece Joins Global Real Estate Elite!
77% rise in a decade – Athens and Thessaloniki on fire, households struggling to keep up
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Greek Tourism “Out of Season”: Full Flights, Big Bets, and Political Smiles
Greek Tourism “Out of Season”: Full Flights, Big Bets, and Political Smiles
February air seat growth and Jet2’s 2026 expansion signal resilience—but also backstage political calculations
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Greece’s Manufacturing Sector Kicks Off 2026 With Strong Growth
Greece’s Manufacturing Sector Kicks Off 2026 With Strong Growth
PMI rises to highest in five months on stronger production and export demand
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Constitutional Revision: Mitsotakis Puts Institutions First, Ends “Politics as Usual”
Constitutional Revision: Mitsotakis Puts Institutions First, Ends “Politics as Usual”
“With clear positions, the Prime Minister opens the debate, sets limits on civil service tenure, strengthens judicial independence, and calls for consensus against populism and toxic party politics.”
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Omiros Tsapalos: “Stricter but more efficient tax audits in 2026 with the new AADE system”
Omiros Tsapalos: "Stricter but more efficient tax audits in 2026 with the new AADE system"
The government prepares immediate and targeted audits with artificial intelligence, while tax benefits for 2026 are designed to boost the economy.
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Greece Outpaces Germany in Electricity Prices – The New Era of the Greek Energy Market
Greece Outpaces Germany in Electricity Prices – The New Era of the Greek Energy Market
The energy map of Europe is changing: Greece surpasses major markets with a dramatic improvement in electricity prices.
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Private Label Products: The New Shopping Trend Amid Rising Prices and the Strength of ‘Made in Greece’
Private Label Products: The New Shopping Trend Amid Rising Prices and the Strength of 'Made in Greece'
Consumers turn to private labels for affordability and choose Greek products for quality and economic support.
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Changes to the Electoral System and Defense at the Forefront: Mitsotakis’ Moves with an Eye on 2027
Changes to the Electoral System and Defense at the Forefront: Mitsotakis' Moves with an Eye on 2027
12 seats for the At-Large district, diaspora voting rights, and a "lock" on the 3% threshold during a period of political fluidity.
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Turkey Moves Power Cable into Occupied Cyprus as Greece and Cyprus Lose Strategic Ground
Turkey Moves Power Cable into Occupied Cyprus as Greece and Cyprus Lose Strategic Ground
Energy diplomacy under strain: MEP Manolis exposes political inertia in Athens and Nicosia
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Greece Cuts Property Taxes, Pushes Housing Reform to Boost Investment and Regional Growth
Greece Cuts Property Taxes, Pushes Housing Reform to Boost Investment and Regional Growth
Finance Minister Pierakakis unveils measures targeting ENFIA cuts, rental tax relief, and urban redevelopment to strengthen domestic housing market.
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Guilfoyle at the Economist: Athens Emerging as a Top Player in Europe’s Energy Future
Guilfoyle at the Economist: Athens Emerging as a Top Player in Europe’s Energy Future
Guilfoyle: Athens plays a key role in Europe’s energy security, bridging LNG supply and regional geopolitics
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30 Years Since Imia: Greece Learns from the Past, Leadership Faces Complex Mission
30 Years Since Imia: Greece Learns from the Past, Leadership Faces Complex Mission
Commemorating the three fallen officers, messages of national strength from Mitsotakis and Dendias, amid behind-the-scenes strategic signals in the Aegean.
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Stournaras: Greek Banks Enter 2026 Strong, but Geopolitical Risks Loom
Stournaras: Greek Banks Enter 2026 Strong, but Geopolitical Risks Loom
Greek banks are entering 2026 in a far stronger and more resilient position than ever before, according to Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras.
