Athens Condemns Turkey’s New Marine Parks as “Unilateral and Illegal”
The Turkish announcement, submitted to UNESCO, outlines the establishment of marine parks in areas not recognized as Turkish territorial waters.
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Greek Shipping: A Global Leader with Eyes on the Green Transition – Annual UGS Report
Greek Shipping: A Global Leader with Eyes on the Green Transition – Annual UGS Report
The report reaffirms that Greece is not only a traditional maritime power but a cornerstone of Europe’s energy and food security, ensuring the uninterrupted functioning of global supply chains
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Pierrakakis: “An End to the Wound” of Illegal Gambling – €1.6 Billion Lost Annually
Pierrakakis: “An End to the Wound” of Illegal Gambling – €1.6 Billion Lost Annually
The Greek government is stepping up efforts to crack down on illegal online gambling, which is estimated to cost the state over €1.6 billion each year in untaxed and unregulated transactions
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Crisis at Mount Sinai: Ecclesiastical Coup Casts Shadow Over Sacred Monastery
Crisis at Mount Sinai: Ecclesiastical Coup Casts Shadow Over Sacred Monastery
Attempted removal of Archbishop Damianos ignites internal rift and raises geopolitical concerns — A test of unity for Orthodoxy and Hellenic diplomacy
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Top Greek Destinations for International Arrivals in H1 2025 — Total Reaches 10.3 Million
Top Greek Destinations for International Arrivals in H1 2025 — Total Reaches 10.3 Million
Athens, Crete, and the Dodecanese lead the way in international traffic growth, according to INSETE data.
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Greek Naval Upgrade: FDI Frigates to Acquire Strategic “Teeth” with Long-Range Cruise Missiles
Greek Naval Upgrade: FDI Frigates to Acquire Strategic “Teeth” with Long-Range Cruise Missiles
Shifting the Paradigm: From Deterrence to Strategic Strike Platform
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Golden Visa Not to Blame for Greece’s Housing Crunch, Say Experts
Golden Visa Not to Blame for Greece’s Housing Crunch, Say Experts
Piraeus Bank and real estate analysts point to deeper structural causes behind rising rents—warn of worrying drop in foreign investment.
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Crete and Naxos Among Top 5 Emerging Destinations for American Travelers in 2025
Crete and Naxos Among Top 5 Emerging Destinations for American Travelers in 2025
Surge in U.S. travel interest places two Greek islands in global spotlight, alongside top Spanish locations, according to HomeToGo report.
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Euronext Acquires Athens Stock Exchange in Landmark Deal
Euronext Acquires Athens Stock Exchange in Landmark Deal
Greek Finance Minister hails one of the largest foreign investments in years—Athens emerges as a regional financial hub within Europe’s capital markets network.
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€4.2 Billion Boost for Greek SMEs through Recovery Fund
€4.2 Billion Boost for Greek SMEs through Recovery Fund
Low-interest loans and grants aim to modernize businesses, but productivity gap with Europe remains wide
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Greece to Establish Independent Market Watchdog with 300 Inspectors
Greece to Establish Independent Market Watchdog with 300 Inspectors
The new body will be staffed by 300 dedicated inspectors, aiming to drastically increase market monitoring and better protect consumers.
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Piraeus Bank – H1 2025 Credit Growth Overview
Piraeus Bank – H1 2025 Credit Growth Overview
€2.2 billion net increase in performing loans during H1 2025, reflecting strong loan origination momentum.
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25-Year Record in Job Creation in Greece – Mitsotakis: Targeting €950 Minimum Wage
25-Year Record in Job Creation in Greece – Mitsotakis: Targeting €950 Minimum Wage
"Fighting unemployment has been a top priority for our government since 2019," Mitsotakis stated in a post on social media. "This progress is no coincidence but the result of targeted policies."
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Extreme Weather Alert by EMY: Heavy Rain and Storms to Hit Northern and Central Greece
Extreme Weather Alert by EMY: Heavy Rain and Storms to Hit Northern and Central Greece
Severe weather conditions are expected on Thursday with heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and strong winds affecting multiple regions.
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Revolution in Greece’s Emergency Healthcare – Signed by Adonis Georgiadis
Revolution in Greece’s Emergency Healthcare – Signed by Adonis Georgiadis
Adonis Georgiadis: Leading the Revival of the National Health System – 47 ERs Under Renovation, 15% Surge in Visits, 44,000 Citizens Served by New Systems
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Tzitzikostas: EU Upgrades Roads and Railways for NATO Troop Movements
Tzitzikostas: EU Upgrades Roads and Railways for NATO Troop Movements
“If NATO tanks need to move eastward, they’ll get stuck in tunnels or bring down bridges,” warns EU Transport Commissioner in the Financial Times
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Mitsotakis to Disability Community Representatives: “The ‘Home Accessibility’ Program is for You, with You”
Mitsotakis to Disability Community Representatives: “The ‘Home Accessibility’ Program is for You, with You”
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with representatives of the country’s disability community at the Maximos Mansion, where he discussed the progress of the “Home Accessibility” program—an initiative offering state subsidies
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Severe Weather Thursday–Friday: Thunderstorms and Lightning Expected Even in Attica
Severe Weather Thursday–Friday: Thunderstorms and Lightning Expected Even in Attica
According to Marousakis, the shift will be driven by a cold air mass moving south from the northern Balkans, which will clash with the hot air near the surface that built up during recent high temperatures
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Marinakis: “Fascists” Are Those Who Reject Israelis Based on Nationality
Marinakis: “Fascists” Are Those Who Reject Israelis Based on Nationality
Speaking to Real FM radio, Marinakis reaffirmed the government's support for the right to protest, including demonstrations in solidarity with Palestinian civilians. However, he was clear that certain expressions of protest have crossed a red line.
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15% Tariffs: What Athens Will Demand, Where Pierrakakis Sees Obstacles
15% Tariffs: What Athens Will Demand, Where Pierrakakis Sees Obstacles
The new U.S.–EU trade agreement, which introduces a 15% tariff on European exports to the U.S., averts a full-blown trade war but leaves key issues unresolved. While the deal brings an end to a period of uncertainty, Athens does not view it as the conclusion of negotiations.
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METLEN ENERGY & METALS PLC Announces Successful Outcome of Share Exchange Offer for Metlen S.A.
METLEN ENERGY & METALS PLC Announces Successful Outcome of Share Exchange Offer for Metlen S.A.
The Offer was made in exchange for newly issued ordinary registered shares of Metlen PLC (the “Consideration Shares”) on a one-for-one basis (the “Exchange Ratio”).
