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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India and Cyprus Strengthen Ties with Historic Meeting and New Partnership
India and Cyprus Strengthen Ties with Historic Meeting and New Partnership
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides today in Nicosia, marking a significant step in bolstering bilateral relations. The leaders held official talks at the Presidential Palace, where Modi was warmly welcomed with a ceremonial reception, underscoring the mutual trust and friendship between the two nations.
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PM Mitsotakis highlights importance of collaboration between Yale, University of Athens
PM Mitsotakis highlights importance of collaboration between Yale, University of Athens
The meeting was prompted by the joint postgraduate course that will be offered by the two universities on "Global Environmental Sciences and Public Health", with financing from the Recovery and Resilience Fund.
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Turkey challenges Greek maritime zones with UNESCO map submission
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The map, prepared by Ankara University, reflects several of Turkey’s long-standing positions.
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Greece Stands Out in Battle Against Illegal Cigarette Trade
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France remains the EU leader in illegal cigarette consumption for yet another year, with such products accounting for 37.6% of total cigarette consumption
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Acropolis Museum: Celebrating 16 years of operation
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The orchestra, which is composed of male and female students, will present classical music works by Greek composers and film music, under the direction of the Assistant Professor of Music Studies of the National University of Athens, and admission will be free for the public.
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Kostoulas Became Record-Breaking Sale of 40+Million Euros,as Result of a Mammoth Investment Over €60,000,000
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Greek Parliament Maintains 151-Seat Majority Amid Controversy
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Citing Article 74, Paragraph 2 of the Constitution, Kaklamanis expressed confidence that all political parties, including the government, support the 151-seat majority. He suggested that no further consultation with the Parliament’s Scientific Council would be necessary to clarify the matter.
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Weather: Heat and strong winds persist – High fire risk in 17 areas
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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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PPC Launches DEI Fiber to Revolutionize Internet in Greece
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Aimed at both households and businesses, the new service promises ultra-fast, guaranteed internet speeds starting at just 17.90 euros per month, leveraging the country’s most advanced and fastest-growing fiber network: DEI Fibergrid.
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Lipsi, Greece’s “Mythical” Island, According to The Times
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The British newspaper The Times has named Lipsi, a gem in the Dodecanese, as Greece’s top island, celebrated for its “mythical” beauty and ancient legends. In a recent list of the 16 most serene Greek island destinations
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Hatzidakis: Greece leading in instant payments with rapid growth of IRIS system
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Stournaras: The euro should become a reserve currency
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Parliament: New Road Traffic code approved by large majority
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According to the Ministry of Transport, the new RTC aims to bring significant changes in road behavior and public safety, with the ultimate goal of substantially reducing traffic fatalities in Greece.
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Greek Parliament Ousts Spartans Lawmakers Tied to Neo-Nazi Politician
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The ruling, which cannot be appealed, was welcomed by Greece’s center-right government. It reduces the number of MPs in the 300-seat Hellenic Parliament to 297 and lowers the threshold for an absolute majority from 151 to 149 votes. The decision is effective for the remainder of the current parliamentary term, ending in 2027.
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Jamie Oliver Unveils First Greek Restaurant with Instagram Reel, Opening at Golden Hall
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PM Mitsotakis to attend 4th Ukraine–Southeast Europe Summit in Odessa
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Inflation in Greece Up by 2.5% in May: ELSTAT
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Ferry Operators in Greece Launch Discounts to Boost Demand
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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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People gathered in Patras in solidarity with Palestinian people against abduction and arrest of the Madleen
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The protest marched throughout Patras town and held placards expressing solidarity with Gaza, stating, “A thorn in the imperialists’ plans, in Gaza the heart of all the people beats”.
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Diplomats in Greece express support for 2025 Athens Pride
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