Greek citizenship granted to Baldock’s son – The footballer applied 25 days before his death
As it turns out, George Baldock had applied for Greek citizenship for his one-year-old son on September 16, just 25 days before his death.
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Alexis Tsipras Advocates for Leftward Political Shift and Economic Reforms at Piraeus Conference
Alexis Tsipras Advocates for Leftward Political Shift and Economic Reforms at Piraeus Conference
At a conference held at the Piraeus Municipal Theater on Tuesday evening, former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras emphasised the need to restore political balance to the left and address the pressing economic challenges facing Greece.
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The Aegina pistachio at the top of the world’s nuts by Taste Atlas
The Aegina pistachio at the top of the world’s nuts by Taste Atlas
The pistachio reached Aegina only a century ago but found the ideal environment to take root on the Saronic island. The climate and the soil gave and gave one of the most beloved nuts.
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Sheep and goat pox: Authorities investigate the cause of the spread
Sheep and goat pox: Authorities investigate the cause of the spread
Farmers, however, will be able to sell their milk, provided they follow the disinfection measures required for the process
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PPC to Issue 500mln-Euro Bond
PPC to Issue 500mln-Euro Bond
The yields from the offering called “Offering” will be used to finance ongoing capital expenditure projects by the country’s largest electric power company
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Development Min Theodorikakos: New productive model for sustainable growth across Greece
Development Min Theodorikakos: New productive model for sustainable growth across Greece
Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos outlined Greece's plan for economic transformation at an event held at the National Gallery on Monday, in the presence of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis
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SYRIZA:“Membership card” for €20 for member elections–Reactions to the possible lifting of Kasselakis’
SYRIZA:“Membership card” for €20 for member elections–Reactions to the possible lifting of Kasselakis’
Tomorrow marks the first meeting of Kasselakis with volunteers at the new offices – He is also preparing for an internal referendum
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Gradual abolition of two fees will lower electricity bills, Environment & Energy Min says
Gradual abolition of two fees will lower electricity bills, Environment & Energy Min says
The gradual abolition of the two fees included in electricity bills to fund renewable energy sources (ETMEAR) and supplying islands with electricity (YKO) are among the actions the Environment and Energy Ministry is planning, to reduce consumer bills for electric power.
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Tourism Revenues Drop 1.8% in Greece Despite Rise in Arrivals
Tourism Revenues Drop 1.8% in Greece Despite Rise in Arrivals
Tourism experts attribute this decline in revenues to several factors, including, first of all, the fact that tourists spend less on non-hotel-related expenses as noted by restaurant owners in tourist areas.
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Migration: “Rama’s experiment” – Yesterday’s migrants, today’s guards
Migration: “Rama’s experiment” – Yesterday’s migrants, today’s guards
Athens' reservations about the effectiveness of Meloni's agreement with Albania and Tirana's EU accession path - Rama's attempt to gain favor with the West and the East (Bektashi)
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The bet on development: €8.5 billion announced today for investments in industry-innovation
The bet on development: €8.5 billion announced today for investments in industry-innovation
Mitsotakis and Theodorikakos will announce today a package of actions that will serve as a bridge after the expiration of the Recovery Fund - A key element will be support for border regions
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Surging Gold Sees High Sovereign Liquidation Rate in Greece
Surging Gold Sees High Sovereign Liquidation Rate in Greece
Bank of Greece (BoG) reports nearly 36,000 buy back transactions this year up until the end of September in the country
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Heating Oil Prices in Greece Range from €1.16 to €1.39 per Liter
Heating Oil Prices in Greece Range from €1.16 to €1.39 per Liter
In Athens, the average price of heating oil, which became available to the public as of Oct. 15, stands at 1.67 euros per liter, while in Thessaloniki, it is a little higher at 1.77 euros per liter
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All We Imagine As Light: First Indian movie to win Jury’s Grand Prize in 30 years
All We Imagine As Light: First Indian movie to win Jury’s Grand Prize in 30 years
Payal Kapadia’s film All We Imagine As Light which received rave reviews at the Cannes Film Festival and wrote its own story will be screened at the Thessaloniki Film Festival 2024.
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EOPYY to Review Prescription Practices Going Back to 2014, Says Governor
EOPYY to Review Prescription Practices Going Back to 2014, Says Governor
The National Organization for Provision of Health Services (EOPYY) will conduct thorough inspections of online medical prescriptions dating back to 2014, announced EOPYY governor Theano Karpodini in an interview with Athens-Macedonian News Agency (ANA-MPA).
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Exhibition ‘From the Ioannites to the Knights of Malta’ Opens at Rhodes’ Palace of the Grand Master
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Rhodes has welcomed the Grand Master of the Sovereign Military Hospital Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Rhodes and Malta, Fra’ John Dunlap, alongside Greek Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni, for the inauguration of the new permanent exhibition titled “From the Ioannites to the Knights of Malta” at the Palace of the Grand Master.
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Greece’s Minimum Wage Set to Rise by 46% by 2027
Greece’s Minimum Wage Set to Rise by 46% by 2027
Kerameus highlighted that the prime minister has already outlined a four-year plan, which targets raising the minimum wage to €950 by 2027. This marks a 46% increase from the €650 baseline when New Democracy assumed leadership of the nation.
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Greece’s leadership role in energy security highlighted by US official
Greece’s leadership role in energy security highlighted by US official
The Vertical Corridor gas project positions Greece as a key leader in energy security, US Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Resources Geoffrey Pyatt stated in an interview with the Athens-Macedonian News Agency (AMNA)
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S&P Delays Greek Economy’s Credit Review, Keeps Rating at BBB-
S&P Delays Greek Economy’s Credit Review, Keeps Rating at BBB-
Moody’s took a “stricter” stance compared to the other agencies when in Sept. of 2023 it refused to grant Greece the investment grade
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Greece’s Tourism Success Tied to Expanding U.S. and Asian Markets
Greece’s Tourism Success Tied to Expanding U.S. and Asian Markets
Its findings reveal that travelers to these destinations are becoming increasingly demanding, expecting high-quality travel experiences while also seeking authenticity.
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Gradual abolition of two fees will lower electricity bills, Environment & Energy Min says
Gradual abolition of two fees will lower electricity bills, Environment & Energy Min says
Environment and Energy Ministry is planning, to reduce consumer bills for electric power.
