€1.5 Billion Investment in Ellinikon: Lamda and ION to Build a “Bay Area” in Attica
A tech innovation campus by a global giant sets the stage for further foreign investment – €250 million profit for Lamda Development
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Decline in Hotel Occupancy in Athens in July – Short-Term Rentals Add Pressure
Decline in Hotel Occupancy in Athens in July – Short-Term Rentals Add Pressure
Hoteliers express concern ahead of August – Call for government support to safeguard business sustainability
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Adonis: What the UK Will See in 2026, Greece’s NHS Has Given Free for Over a Decade
Adonis: What the UK Will See in 2026, Greece’s NHS Has Given Free for Over a Decade
Chickenpox vaccine free of charge in Greece for more than ten years – while the UK’s NHS only plans to introduce it in 2026.
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The New Disciplinary “Penalty System” for the Public Sector
The New Disciplinary "Penalty System" for the Public Sector
Approximately 2,300 disciplinary cases are pending across the 100 primary disciplinary boards of the public sector, one of the persistent problems in the disciplinary justice system, which the recently passed bill aims to address, according to its explanatory report. It's noteworthy that, in many cases, the completion of these proceedings may take up to five years or more.
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Greece: New Mechanism to Support Industry Energy Costs with “Contracts for Difference” – Approved by the EU
Greece: New Mechanism to Support Industry Energy Costs with "Contracts for Difference" – Approved by the EU
Greece is moving forward with an innovative approach to support its industries against rising energy costs, with approval from the European Commission. The new mechanism is based on "Contracts for Difference" (CfDs), which connects industrial support with investments in Renewable Energy Sources (RES).
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“Major Tax Cuts Unveiled: Relief for Low and Middle Incomes”
"Major Tax Cuts Unveiled: Relief for Low and Middle Incomes"
The major tax cuts to be announced at the 2025 Thessaloniki International Fair are expected to relieve millions of wage earners, pensioners, and small-to-medium business owners. The government's goal is to support the middle class and restore the fairness lost during the memoranda era.
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Adonis Georgiadis: Greece Stands Firm with Israel, Hospitality Beyond Minorities [vid]
Adonis Georgiadis: Greece Stands Firm with Israel, Hospitality Beyond Minorities [vid]
Greece consistently defends its values, its friendship with Israel, and the safety of its visitors, refusing to be defined by isolated incidents.
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US Congress Considers Temporary Arms Ban on Turkey – Strategic Implications for Greece and Cyprus
US Congress Considers Temporary Arms Ban on Turkey – Strategic Implications for Greece and Cyprus
Through NDAA amendments, Congress sends a clear message to Ankara on Eastern Mediterranean stability – Security assessments, arms restrictions, and geopolitical consequences.
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Fidan: “Aspirin Politics” for Greece – Anti-Turkish Sentiment and Cheap Politics
Fidan: “Aspirin Politics” for Greece – Anti-Turkish Sentiment and Cheap Politics
The Turkish Foreign Minister accuses Athens of exploiting Turkey for domestic politics – Hydrocarbon explorations and the energy cable at the center of Eastern Mediterranean tensions.
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Greece Opens Path for Private Higher Education: The First 4 Non-State Universities to Launch in 2025-2026
Greece Opens Path for Private Higher Education: The First 4 Non-State Universities to Launch in 2025-2026
The Ministry of Education approves licenses for the establishment of private universities – Rigorous evaluation processes and high-standard facilities ensure academic quality.
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Gerapetritis Responds to Fidan: “Greece Does Not Submit to Any Turkish Admonition”
Gerapetritis Responds to Fidan: “Greece Does Not Submit to Any Turkish Admonition”
Athens issues a strong response to Ankara’s threats and directives – The message is clear: Greek diplomacy operates with confidence and without fear.
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Turkey in the Crosshairs: U.S. Legislators Target Ankara with New Defense Amendments
Turkey in the Crosshairs: U.S. Legislators Target Ankara with New Defense Amendments
Two key amendments introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives reflect rising congressional concern over Turkey’s actions—one seeks a major security assessment related to Cyprus, the other aims to restrict arms transfers to Turkey.
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Fidan’s Provocations: “Don’t Open the Door to Crises That May Come at a Cost to Greece”
Fidan’s Provocations: “Don’t Open the Door to Crises That May Come at a Cost to Greece”
With sharp warnings and veiled threats, Turkey’s Foreign Minister accuses Greece of using “anti-Turkish sentiment as political aspirin,” as Athens reaffirms its commitment to sovereignty, regional stability, and solidarity with Cyprus.
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Will the Electoral Law Change Again? Mitsotakis Leaves the Door Open
Will the Electoral Law Change Again? Mitsotakis Leaves the Door Open
As political pressure mounts and MPs express anxiety over re-election prospects, the Prime Minister appears non-committal on possible electoral law changes—though two key scenarios are under discussion.
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Strong Winds and Rising Heat Bring Extreme Fire Risk to Four Greek Regions
Strong Winds and Rising Heat Bring Extreme Fire Risk to Four Greek Regions
As the meltemia winds batter the Aegean and temperatures climb toward 40°C, authorities issue a very high fire risk alert for Attica, Crete, Central Greece, and the North Aegean.
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Tourism: Revenues Driven by German and British Visitors
Tourism: Revenues Driven by German and British Visitors
10 countries contribute 68% of Greece’s tourism income – Germany and the UK lead the way
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Greece launches its first SAR satellite
Greece launches its first SAR satellite
13 satellites to transform disaster management, environmental monitoring, and national security
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Mitsotakis: Modern Pediatric Hospital, 17 New Schools and €120m Redevelopment of Thessaloniki’s Fairgrounds
Mitsotakis: Modern Pediatric Hospital, 17 New Schools and €120m Redevelopment of Thessaloniki’s Fairgrounds
A comprehensive urban and social upgrade for the city – Health, Education, Transport and Green space at the forefront
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Sinai Monastery in Turmoil: Cairo’s Shadow Games and the Battle for Influence
Sinai Monastery in Turmoil: Cairo’s Shadow Games and the Battle for Influence
A centuries-old spiritual stronghold entangled in political maneuvering, succession rivalries, and regional power plays
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MyStreet App: A Digital Leap for Public Spaces in Greece
MyStreet App: A Digital Leap for Public Spaces in Greece
The new platform under Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis empowers citizens to restore order in streets and squares
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Vertical Gas Corridor: A Strategic Bet for Greece and Ukraine
Vertical Gas Corridor: A Strategic Bet for Greece and Ukraine
The fourth auction for Route 1 of the Vertical Gas Corridor, held on August 26, ended with zero participation, highlighting the challenges facing this ambitious project.
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