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 to Tighten Golden Visa Requirements: Handelsblatt
Greece to Tighten Golden Visa Requirements: Handelsblatt
In its analysis, the German media outlet said investments can no longer be split across multiple properties
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PM Mitsotakis Nominates Tasoulas as Next President of Greece
PM Mitsotakis Nominates Tasoulas as Next President of Greece
Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed the nation on Wednesday morning and announced that he proposes Kostas Tasoulas as the next President of Greece.
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My House II: Over 6,000 applications in three and a half hours
My House II: Over 6,000 applications in three and a half hours
It will be recalled that the “My House II” program, with a total budget of 2 billion euros, which is financed 50% through the Recovery and Resilience Fund and 50% by banking institutions, gives the opportunity to 20,000 young people, couples and families to acquire their own first home at a subsidized interest rate.
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Greek Parliament Suspends State Funding for Spartiates Party
Greek Parliament Suspends State Funding for Spartiates Party
The motion passed with 267 votes in favour, 15 against, and five abstentions.
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Contactless ‘tap & pay’ system launched on Wednesday
Contactless 'tap & pay' system launched on Wednesday
The system had been implemented on a pilot basis since April 2024 on Athens International Airport Express Bus lines (X93, X95, X96 and X97).
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Ferry Ticket Prices in Greece to Increase Significantly
Ferry Ticket Prices in Greece to Increase Significantly
The fare hikes will affect both passenger tickets and vehicle transport services, as operators struggle with increased costs related to controlling carbon and sulfur emissions.
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Karelia Tobacco Industry Ranked 105th on Forbes’ Greek List 100+, Surpassing €100 Million in Turnover
Karelia Tobacco Industry Ranked 105th on Forbes’ Greek List 100+, Surpassing €100 Million in Turnover
The Karelia Tobacco Industry is ranked 105th on Forbes—The Greek List 100+, which ranks the 100 largest companies. It is the only company from Messinia on the list with a turnover surpassing 100 million euros.
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Double slap to Turkey by…Adonis
Double slap to Turkey by...Adonis
The "complaint" of the Health Minister and his confession for the... two and a half years of being called a "traitor": "All those who insulted me, instead of congratulating me, they do not place themselves on the issue."
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Crete Makes the List of Top Global Destinations for 2025
Crete Makes the List of Top Global Destinations for 2025
So, which city takes the crown as the ultimate global destination for 2025?
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Liverpool in Negotiations with Nurnberg for Greek Prodigy Stefanos Tzimas
Liverpool in Negotiations with Nurnberg for Greek Prodigy Stefanos Tzimas
Liverpool have commenced negotiations with 1. FC Nurnberg to discuss a possible summer transfer for rising Greek star Stefanos Tzimas, according to Florian Plettenberg. Recent communication between the two clubs signifies Liverpool's interest in acquiring the promising 19-year-old striker.
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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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The Presidential scale tips in favor of Tasoulas – Mitsotakis’ thoughts and Sakellaropoulou’s position
The Presidential scale tips in favor of Tasoulas – Mitsotakis’ thoughts and Sakellaropoulou’s position
Following Wednesday's meeting with Katerina Sakellaropoulou or, at the latest, on Thursday, the Prime Minister is expected to announce his decision via a televised address
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Updated the EMY emergency: Snowfall will continue until the evening – Frost until Friday
Updated the EMY emergency: Snowfall will continue until the evening – Frost until Friday
Further weakening of the phenomena is expected tomorrow, but frost will persist until Friday (17/1), mainly in central and northern Greece, which will be strong in some places in the northwest.
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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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Theodorikakos on Turkaegean: “The government consistently and across all areas defends the national interest”
Theodorikakos on Turkaegean: “The government consistently and across all areas defends the national interest”
The Greek positions were vindicated, stated the Minister of Development, referring to the Turkaegean case
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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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Airbnb Creates “Suffocation” in Athens: A City Under Pressure
Airbnb Creates "Suffocation" in Athens: A City Under Pressure
While tourists flock to stay in central locations like Monastiraki, Syntagma, and Kolonaki, hoping to soak in the city's unrivaled atmosphere, local residents find themselves increasingly sidelined by the booming short-term rental market.
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Men’s Water Polo World Cup Division One: Hungary, Greece, Montenegro, and Spain Advance to Finals
Men's Water Polo World Cup Division One: Hungary, Greece, Montenegro, and Spain Advance to Finals
Hungary, Greece, Montenegro, and Spain have secured spots in the upcoming World Aquatics World Cup finals in Kotor, Montenegro, this April
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Deputy Prime Minister of Albania Visits Hospitalized Archbishop Anastasios in Critical Condition
Deputy Prime Minister of Albania Visits Hospitalized Archbishop Anastasios in Critical Condition
According to the report by Louisa Krontiris, the second critical 24-hour period for the Archbishop of Albania has passed following the extensive surgery he underwent on Friday afternoon to address the bleeding episode. The 95-year-old hierarch is being closely monitored by a medical team led by Professor Anastasia Kottanidou.
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Northern Greece braces for severe weather with school closures and snow chains ordered
Northern Greece braces for severe weather with school closures and snow chains ordered
The weather is expected to worsen from Sunday through Tuesday across western, central and northern Greece, with heavy rain and storms, particularly in the west.
