Airbnb Demand in Greece Drives H1 Increase in Beds
Nearly 1 million beds were available for short-term rental in July in Greece thanks to strong tourist flows.
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Weather: Storm in Attica, severe weather in Evia [vid]
Weather: Storm in Attica, severe weather in Evia [vid]
Phenomena began to occur in the northern parts of the prefecture of Attica, which extended to the northern suburbs
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Prosecutor’s conclusion on the dead fish in Volos: The Karla storm barrier could not be closed
Prosecutor’s conclusion on the dead fish in Volos: The Karla storm barrier could not be closed
The Karla storm barrier, because of which water and in recent weeks tons of fish have been flowing into the Pagasitikos Gulf, could not be closed
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Gerapetritis: Sovereignty issues are never going to be on the discussion table with Turkiye
Gerapetritis: Sovereignty issues are never going to be on the discussion table with Turkiye
Sovereignty issues are never going to be on the discussion table with Turkiye and we will defend our sovereign rights, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis said on Friday in an interview with SKAI TV.
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Skylakakis pre-announces subsidies on electricity bills and in September
Skylakakis pre-announces subsidies on electricity bills and in September
Environment and Energy Minister Theodoros Skylakakis pre-announced subsidies on electricity bills and in September, speaking on Friday to the radio RealFM.
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Alexandroupolis becomes member of ‘WHO Global Network for Age-friendly Cities and Communities’ network
Alexandroupolis becomes member of 'WHO Global Network for Age-friendly Cities and Communities' network
The inclusion of the Municipality of Alexandroupolis in the "WHO Global Network for Age-friendly Cities and Communities" network of the World Health Organization, the municipal authority announced on Friday.
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Negative inflation in supermarkets in August, IELKA survey
Negative inflation in supermarkets in August, IELKA survey
Negative inflation is recorded in supermarkets in August, for the fourth consecutive month, according to a survey by the Consumer Goods Retail Research Institute (IELKA)
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FM Gerapetritis: Greece Backs Turkey’s EU Membership Bid, Conditional on Compliance with International Law
FM Gerapetritis: Greece Backs Turkey’s EU Membership Bid, Conditional on Compliance with International Law
Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis made this statement on Thursday upon arriving at the informal council of EU Foreign Affairs ministers in Brussels.
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EU Proposes €101.5 Million Aid Package for Greece to Address 2023 Floods
EU Proposes €101.5 Million Aid Package for Greece to Address 2023 Floods
The European Commission has proposed a €101.5 million aid package for Greece to help the country recover from the devastating floods caused by Storm Daniel in September.
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First World Conference on Smart Islands to be held in Greece
First World Conference on Smart Islands to be held in Greece
The event, organized in partnership with local municipalities and under the auspices of the Central Union of Municipalities of Greece (KEDE), aims to address the unique challenges faced by Greek islands, particularly those participating in the EU’s energy independence initiative.
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Dead Fish Blanket Greek Tourist Port After Massive Flooding
Dead Fish Blanket Greek Tourist Port After Massive Flooding
These fish were displaced from their freshwater habitats due to catastrophic flooding last year and have now washed up in the port, creating a daunting environmental challenge
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Oil Spill Risk Looms After Houthi Attack on Greek Tanker Sounion
Oil Spill Risk Looms After Houthi Attack on Greek Tanker Sounion
The "Sounion" is the third ship owned by the Athens-based Delta Tankers that was attacked this month by the terrorist rebels in the Red Sea
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Greek Health Ministry to Examine Medical Visa Proposal
Greek Health Ministry to Examine Medical Visa Proposal
The proposal, which has been on the table for several months now, concerns the introduction of the so-called Medi Visa, which will in effect be a short-term visa issued to travelers seeking health and wellness services in Greece.
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Kikilias: Volunteer firefighters and citizens clearing their properties define a new kind of patriotism
Kikilias: Volunteer firefighters and citizens clearing their properties define a new kind of patriotism
Kikilias spoke of the fires this season and the upgrades of Civil Protection that began in 2019 under Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
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Price Hike on 850 Pharmaceutical Drugs in Greece Effective Today
Price Hike on 850 Pharmaceutical Drugs in Greece Effective Today
The increase in cost of pharmaceutical drugs in Greece ranges from 1 to 5 euros, and will lead to higher out-of-pocket contributions for consumers
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Eurostat: Greece among Most Expensive EU Countries for Alcohol
Eurostat: Greece among Most Expensive EU Countries for Alcohol
This puts Greece among the most costly countries in Europe for alcoholic beverages placing it 3rd out of the 27 EU states, with prices reaching 51% above the average.
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Volos: Blue Flags Withdrawn from 6 Beaches Due to Dead Fish
Volos: Blue Flags Withdrawn from 6 Beaches Due to Dead Fish
The Tourism Department of the Municipality of Volos has temporarily withdrawn the Blue Flag status
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Water Running Low for Athens
Water Running Low for Athens
No restrictions are necessary yet, experts say, but alternative water sources are being sought and people advised to be mindful.
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The government supports constantly the mass means of transport
The government supports constantly the mass means of transport
A total of 950 new, modern, fully accessible buses by the summer of 2025 will strenghten urban transport in Attica, according to Ministry of Transport's timeline
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Civil Aviation Authority: Air traffic at record levels
Civil Aviation Authority: Air traffic at record levels
Air traffic is at record levels, according to the Civil Aviation Authority. Specifically, on Saturday 10 August 2024 the Air Traffic Control of the Civil Aviation Authority
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Price Hike on 850 Pharmaceutical Drugs in Greece Effective Today
Price Hike on 850 Pharmaceutical Drugs in Greece Effective Today
The price hike is not a surprise, as it has been previously announced through a ministerial decision.
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