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Greek PM Mitsotakis meeting Turkish President Erdogan under the shadow of Ukraine war.
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Academics want Putin’s titles stripped
Academics want Putin’s titles stripped
In a petition for which signatures are still being gathered, the academics say that their demand is the least they can do, as citizens of Greece and Europe, to show solidarity for the plight of the Ukrainian people.
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Mitsotakis to CNBC: Putin’s actions strenghthened NATO & awakened the EU from its geopolitical lethargy
Mitsotakis to CNBC: Putin's actions strenghthened NATO & awakened the EU from its geopolitical lethargy
Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed that the Russian invasion in Ukraine was a sharp wake-up call for the EU and for NATO.
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TrainOSE cancels several Athens-Thessaloniki intercity services on Saturday
TrainOSE cancels several Athens-Thessaloniki intercity services on Saturday
Four afternoon Athens-Thessaloniki-Athens intercity trains were cancelled.
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Body of a man found on ‘Euroferry Olympia’ on Friday – 2 people still missing
Body of a man found on 'Euroferry Olympia' on Friday - 2 people still missing
The fire broke out on 'Euroferry Olympia' early on February 18, while it was travelling from Igoumenitsa to Brindisi.
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Mitsotakis: EU to consider Greece’s proposal on natural gas price ceiling
Mitsotakis: EU to consider Greece's proposal on natural gas price ceiling
Referring to his meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Istanbul on Sunday, Mitsotakis said the meeting "is necessary, because we face common challenges."
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Mitsotakis in Greek Economic Summit chat with EY head di Sibio on Monday
Mitsotakis in Greek Economic Summit chat with EY head di Sibio on Monday
The chat on "Redifining Growth for an Inclusive and Sustainable Future" is organized by the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce
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Motorists urged to avoid unnecessary journeys at weekend due to snow
Motorists urged to avoid unnecessary journeys at weekend due to snow
Articulated buses will not operate on Saturday across Athens and Attica.
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Greece sending assistance to Poland
Greece sending assistance to Poland
In response to appeal, Athens dispatching transport means to help resettle Ukrainian refugees.
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Greek Parliament ratifies MoUs with UAE, India on energy
Greek Parliament ratifies MoUs with UAE, India on energy
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) in energy between the energy ministries of Greece and UAE was approved.
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Kikilias: We are trying to bring every last visitor to Greece
Kikilias: We are trying to bring every last visitor to Greece
“We are fighters and we are trying to bring every last visitor to the country,” Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias said on Thursday in an interview with OPEN TV, adding that he plans to go to France in mid-March, to Israel in late March, to Serbia immediately afterwards and then to Romania, which is top for […]
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Mitsotakis: EU-wide response required, to protect consumers from energy price hikes
Mitsotakis: EU-wide response required, to protect consumers from energy price hikes
An EU-wide response is required to protect consumers from energy price hikes, Prime Minister Kyriaksos Mitsotakis said on Thursday. “A European response is needed to protect consumers, businesses and farmers from fluctuations in gas prices and consequently electricity, which are not dictated by the rules of supply and demand but are the result solely of […]
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Greek inflation surged to 7.2 pct in February
Greek inflation surged to 7.2 pct in February
Data showed the surge resulted from a 78.5% rise in natural gas, 71.4% in electricity, 41.5% in heating oil, and 23.2% in fuels and lubricants.
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Filippos Storm: Some schools in Attica to remain closed Friday
Filippos Storm: Some schools in Attica to remain closed Friday
Filippos Storm: Schools in several suburbs of Athens shut down also on Thursday over weather.
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Mitsotakis calls for ‘targeted interventions’ in energy market to contain price hikes
Mitsotakis calls for ‘targeted interventions’ in energy market to contain price hikes
The six proposals are a price cap on what are known as title transfer facility (TTF) prices, or the highest historic gas prices before the crisis.
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Schools in areas of Attica to remain closed on Thursday, due to Filipos snowstorm
Schools in areas of Attica to remain closed on Thursday, due to Filipos snowstorm
According to the National Observatory of Athens weather service, the cold snap is caused by the arrival of cold air masses from northern Europe.
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Mesogeion avenue section, to shut down on March 12 and 13 for roadworks
Mesogeion avenue section, to shut down on March 12 and 13 for roadworks
The rest of the lanes will be set up to accomodate traffic.
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Storm ‘Filippos’ brings snow, rain and low temperatures in many parts of Greece
Storm 'Filippos' brings snow, rain and low temperatures in many parts of Greece
The rains and snowfall are forecast to gradually subside from Wednesday afternoon, while storms are expected to continue for the islands of the Aegean and Crete, while weather conditions are expected to worsen on Thursday.
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PM Mitsotakis to Cabinet: Support will continue for as long as the crisis in energy continues
PM Mitsotakis to Cabinet: Support will continue for as long as the crisis in energy continues
Mitsotakis pointed out that "the government is moving on the domestic front but at the same time is also moving within a European framework, as well as in Greece's neighbourhood."
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Experts to mull easing of indoor mask mandate
Experts to mull easing of indoor mask mandate
It is highly unlikely, however, that the mask mandate will be abolished anytime soon on public transportation.
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Pentagon: 500 more US troops will deploy to Europe, including Greece
Pentagon: 500 more US troops will deploy to Europe, including Greece
The additional troops had largely been expected and are being sent from the United States to support American troops already in the region.
