Weather: The first cold snap of 2025 – When and where to expect snow
A few showers mainly in Western Greece and the Eastern Aegean and increased humidity today - EMY forecast until Sunday
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Athens Expands Surveillance to Combat Road Accidents: New Cameras to Monitor Traffic Violations
Athens Expands Surveillance to Combat Road Accidents: New Cameras to Monitor Traffic Violations
Hundreds of digital eyes will soon be scanning the streets of the Greek capital to curb the rising number of road accidents and violations.
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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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Greek Real Estate Market in 2024: Stability, Challenges, and Opportunities for Investors
Greek Real Estate Market in 2024: Stability, Challenges, and Opportunities for Investors
Demand remained robust, keeping property prices elevated for another year. Lefteris Potamianos, CEO of Potamianos Real Estate Group, highlights several factors shaping the current market, influencing buyer decisions and professional strategies in the sector.
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Greece Confirms First Case of HMPV, Raises Concerns
Greece Confirms First Case of HMPV, Raises Concerns
Health officials in Greece are on high alert following the confirmation of the country's first case of human metapneumovirus (HMPV). The virus, often associated with respiratory illness, was detected in a 71-year-old man in Thessaloniki.
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Greece Launches €434 Million Energy-Saving Program for Homes
Greece Launches €434 Million Energy-Saving Program for Homes
Starting Wednesday, January 8, homeowners can apply for funding to support upgrades that reduce energy consumption by at least 30% and improve their homes by three or more energy categories.
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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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Port of Piraeus Reports Record-breaking Year for Cruise Sector
Port of Piraeus Reports Record-breaking Year for Cruise Sector
First cruise ship of the season, Viking Saturn, greeted at Greece's largest, busiest port
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The Greek economy ended 2024 with negative food inflation for the first time since May 2021
The Greek economy ended 2024 with negative food inflation for the first time since May 2021
Inflationary pressures, however, are present, mainly triggered by the services sector, while no one can rule out a sharp increase in energy and food prices in the near future, given the fragile geopolitical environment and the impact of the climate crisis.
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Measures coming with Florides’ multi-bill: 3 years in prison for sexual harassment at work
Measures coming with Florides’ multi-bill: 3 years in prison for sexual harassment at work
Two years in prison for fishing for minors on the Internet, revenge porn, stalking - Electronic bracelet from the first moment of the complaint of domestic violence - See detailed measures
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Greek Energy Minister Skylakakis Announces Subsidies to Mitigate Electricity Prices
Greek Energy Minister Skylakakis Announces Subsidies to Mitigate Electricity Prices
“When prices exceed a certain threshold, we intervene,” said Skylakakis
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OASA: Increase in ticket validations in 2024 compared with 2023
OASA: Increase in ticket validations in 2024 compared with 2023
According to Athens Urban Transport Organisation (OASA), this increase in passengers/validations is reflected, of course, in the group's receipts.
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Over 60 officials of Pakistan’s FIA implicated in human trafficking ring behind Greece boat tragedy
Over 60 officials of Pakistan's FIA implicated in human trafficking ring behind Greece boat tragedy
The boat tragedy that claimed the lives of over 250 Pakistanis off the coast of southern Greece on June 14, 2023, exposed a major human trafficking ring involving over sixty officers of Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).
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AADE unveils 2025-2029 Strategic Plan for an advanced administration
AADE unveils 2025-2029 Strategic Plan for an advanced administration
AADE is gradually transitioning to the leading Tax Administration 3.0 model, with decision-making based on data analysis (data-driven).
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Greek nationalist party wants Musk to speak at European Parliament
Greek nationalist party wants Musk to speak at European Parliament
The Greek far-right, Christian nationalist and pro-Russian Greek Solution party said it had sent a request to the President of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola, asking her to invite tech billionaire Elon Musk to speak to MEPs.
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Greece’s Vibrant January Traditions: From Sacred Rites to Raucous Revelry
Greece's Vibrant January Traditions: From Sacred Rites to Raucous Revelry
Epiphany: A Celebration of Light and Water (January 6)
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Androulakis Meets Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew at the Phanar
Androulakis Meets Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew at the Phanar
Nikos Androulakis, leader of the PASOK-Movement for Change party, met with Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew on Saturday at the Phanar in Istanbul.
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Epiphany celebrations: Festivities with splendor – From Athens and Patras to Syros and the Phanar
Epiphany celebrations: Festivities with splendor – From Athens and Patras to Syros and the Phanar
Watch videos and view photos – Crowds of faithful attended the blessing of the waters, while the favorable weather aided those who dove to retrieve the Cross
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Simitis: Sorrow over the death of the former Prime Minister – Funeral on Thursday, four-day national mourning
Simitis: Sorrow over the death of the former Prime Minister – Funeral on Thursday, four-day national mourning
The funeral will take place at the Metropolitan Cathedral of Athens and will be held at public expense – He passed away at the Corinth hospital following an incident at his holiday home in Agioi Theodoroi
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Greeks Flock to Bulgarian Petrol Stations as Schengen Expansion Eases Border Crossings
Greeks Flock to Bulgarian Petrol Stations as Schengen Expansion Eases Border Crossings
The price difference is striking: a litre of 95-octane unleaded petrol costs just €1.28 in Bulgaria, compared to €1.80 in Greece. For Greek drivers, this equates to a saving of €26 on a full 50-litre tank, making the short journey across the border highly appealing.
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Parnassos Ski Centre Secures €8.7 Million for Modernisation and Expansion
Parnassos Ski Centre Secures €8.7 Million for Modernisation and Expansion
The funding, announced on Friday by Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni during her visit to the site, aims to modernise infrastructure and enhance visitor services.
