Mitsotakis: Astypalaia project a ‘green revolution’
Mitsotakis was on the Aegean island to be briefed on the progress of the “Astypalaia: Smart & Sustainable Island” project
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Sakellaropoulos bags more awards for its olive oil products
Sakellaropoulos bags more awards for its olive oil products
Sakellaropoulos Organic Farms (www.bioarmonia.gr) has been awarded at three international olive oil competitions in Italy, Germany and Japan.
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Corinth Canal to reopen to shipping in July
Corinth Canal to reopen to shipping in July
The Corinth Canal in southern Greece, that had been closed to traffic since February 2021, after a series of landslides made it unnavigable, will reopen for ships in July, the country’s sovereign wealth fund HCAP said on Wednesday.
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Greece defeats Northern Ireland in Nations League campaign
Greece defeats Northern Ireland in Nations League campaign
Greece started off its new campaign in the UEFA Nations League with a 1-0 win in Northern Ireland, thanks to a Tasos Bakasetas strike late in the first half.
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The biggest ever Posidonia
The biggest ever Posidonia
Next week’s shipping fair highlights the industry’s momentum and resilience in adversity
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Latvia backs Greece against Turkey’s ‘unlawful’ behaviour
Latvia backs Greece against Turkey’s ‘unlawful’ behaviour
Latvia has expressed support for Greece against Turkey’s aggression and revisionist stance in the Aegean during a joint press conference on Wednesday between the Presidents of both countries
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Greece and Malaysia boost trade relations
Greece and Malaysia boost trade relations
Greece and Malaysia have agreed to boost trade relations following the official visit of Minister Zuraida Kamaruddin to Athens.
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Patriarch Bartholomew: The problems between us and our Russian brothers have not ceased
Patriarch Bartholomew: The problems between us and our Russian brothers have not ceased
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew was proclaimed an honorary citizen of the municipality of Thermaikos in Thessaloniki at a special ceremony on Tuesday at the municipal premises of Neoi Epivates, reported The Orthodox Times.
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Masks finally off indoors from today in Greece – Where they will remain mandatory
Masks finally off indoors from today in Greece – Where they will remain mandatory
Residents and visitors to Greece will take a deep breath of freedom from the pressure of the coronavirus from today
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Fourth-seeded Greek eyes revenge after defeats to Rune and Alcaraz
Fourth-seeded Greek eyes revenge after defeats to Rune and Alcaraz
Holger Rune has scooted Stefanos Tsitsipas’ expectations of another run in Paris this year in a fourth-round boilover, but already, his defeated opponent has his sights set on revenge.
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Mitsotakis: Greece will not have a tit-for-tat exchange with Turkey
Mitsotakis: Greece will not have a tit-for-tat exchange with Turkey
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Tuesday, following the conclusion of the extraordinary two-day EU Summit, that Greece will never resort to raising tension with regard to Turkey.
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Don’t miss the beach just because you’re in Athens – Here are 5 to swim at
Don't miss the beach just because you're in Athens - Here are 5 to swim at
We often associate Athens with the Parthenon, Syntagma and Monastiraki, overlooking the fact that you are just a stones throw away from some amazing and pristine beaches.
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New tourism campaign launched: ‘Greece: You will want to stay forever!’
New tourism campaign launched: ‘Greece: You will want to stay forever!’
Anyone considering visiting Greece for a holiday needs to think twice as once they’re in Greece, they may want to stay forever.
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Mask to be lifted in Greece as of June 1
Mask to be lifted in Greece as of June 1
Masks will no longer be mandatory, barring certain exceptions, as of Wednesday after almost two years of the measure.
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Greece prepares for historic talks with United Kingdom over Parthenon Sculptures
Greece prepares for historic talks with United Kingdom over Parthenon Sculptures
Greece and the United Kingdom are to set dates through diplomatic channels for their historic deliberations over the Parthenon Sculptures confirmed Greek Culture and Sports Minister Lina Mendoni in an interview with Athens-Macedonian News Agency, on Sunday.
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Spain tops the ranking of best value overseas locations for UK tourists Greece is third
Spain tops the ranking of best value overseas locations for UK tourists Greece is third
Spain has topped a ranking of the best value overseas destinations for UK holidaymakers.
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Covid-19: Fourth vaccine dose likely in September, minister says
Covid-19: Fourth vaccine dose likely in September, minister says
Covid-19: Health authorities announced 2,575 new Covid-19 cases and 16 deaths on Sunday
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Stefanos Tsitsipas past Ymer for fourth – round spot
Stefanos Tsitsipas past Ymer for fourth - round spot
After two rough rounds, 2021 finalist Stefanos Tsitsipas had a welcomed easy afternoon at the French Open as the Greek hammered fellow 23-year-old Miakel Ymer 6-2, 6-2, 6-1.
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The East Roman (Byzantine) fortress of Apollonia in Cyrenaica (modern Libya)
The East Roman (Byzantine) fortress of Apollonia in Cyrenaica (modern Libya)
Apollonia in Cyrenaica (modern Libya) was founded by Greek colonists and became a significant commercial centre in the southern Mediterranean,
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Alpha Mission – Delos in Athens, May 30
Alpha Mission – Delos in Athens, May 30
A pioneering project aimed at raising awareness about climate change with a concert will be broadcast live from the archaeological site of Delos
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Saudi-Greek business forum set for Monday
Saudi-Greek business forum set for Monday
The Saudi-Greek Business Forum will be held in Athens on Monday, May 30.
