103 Water Supply Projects for Greece’s Remote and Small Islands – A Strategic Move Against Water Scarcity
Minister Kikilias: “With speed, partnerships, and targeted actions, we are ensuring water adequacy and quality across our islands.”
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Pilgrims Flock to Panagia Soumela in Vermio – Even Greeks from India Arrive for the Religious Pilgrimage
Pilgrims Flock to Panagia Soumela in Vermio – Even Greeks from India Arrive for the Religious Pilgrimage
Visitors from Australia, the USA, the UK, and the Netherlands gather in Imathia ahead of one of Orthodoxy’s most significant feasts
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UBS: “Buy” Rating for All Greek Banks – Strong Credit Momentum and Piraeus Seen as Most Undervalued
UBS: “Buy” Rating for All Greek Banks – Strong Credit Momentum and Piraeus Seen as Most Undervalued
UBS has issued a bullish note on Greek banks, reiterating Buy ratings across the board and highlighting continued credit momentum, resilient profitability, and an expected gradual decline in cost of capital as key drivers for the sector.
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Will Greece Watch from the Sidelines as Europe’s Aluminium Industry Melts Down?
Will Greece Watch from the Sidelines as Europe’s Aluminium Industry Melts Down?
As global powers pour billions into protecting and subsidizing aluminium production, Europe stands still — and Greece, locked into Brussels’ passive stance, risks losing a key industrial pillar.
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Major Cuts in Bank Fees: What Changes at Greek ATMs Starting August 11
Major Cuts in Bank Fees: What Changes at Greek ATMs Starting August 11
New rules eliminate withdrawal charges and cap third-party fees as part of Greece’s ongoing banking reform push
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New Road Segment Connecting Lefkada to National Highway Opens Ahead of Schedule
New Road Segment Connecting Lefkada to National Highway Opens Ahead of Schedule
AKTOR delivers 10-kilometer section before peak holiday travel, as second phase and key infrastructure works continue
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Crete Halts Migrant Arrivals with Tough New Policy: No Landings in Two Weeks
Crete Halts Migrant Arrivals with Tough New Policy: No Landings in Two Weeks
Controversial suspension of asylum claims for North African arrivals disrupts smuggling routes and draws legal backlash
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Greek Yogurt Exports Nearly Triple in a Decade, Riding Global Health Food Wave
Greek Yogurt Exports Nearly Triple in a Decade, Riding Global Health Food Wave
Kri-Kri leads the surge as international demand for high-protein dairy pushes Greek brands to new heights
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Deadline Set for Campus Security Overhaul: No More Delays, Ministry Warns
Deadline Set for Campus Security Overhaul: No More Delays, Ministry Warns
Education Ministry orders full enforcement of new university law by August 31, promises zero tolerance for non-compliance
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Chevron’s $35 Billion Leviathan Deal Signals Long-Term Commitment
Chevron’s $35 Billion Leviathan Deal Signals Long-Term Commitment
The deal secures the export of approximately 130 billion cubic meters (bcm) of natural gas between 2026 and 2040.
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Attica Bank Submits Offer for HSBC Malta – Aiming for International Expansion
Attica Bank Submits Offer for HSBC Malta – Aiming for International Expansion
Government and Ownership Structure
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Purple Jellyfish: Surge in Euboea and the Sporades – What to Do If You’re Stung
Purple Jellyfish: Surge in Euboea and the Sporades – What to Do If You're Stung
Beaches in Chalkida, Euboea have recently been swarmed by dozens of purple jellyfish, which have appeared along the coastline of Kourenti and Papathanasiou beaches.
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Cocaine Worth €5.5 Million Seized in Thessaloniki Port – Major Drug Trafficking Ring Dismantled
Cocaine Worth €5.5 Million Seized in Thessaloniki Port – Major Drug Trafficking Ring Dismantled
The container was intercepted at the Port of Thessaloniki during a large-scale joint operation conducted on Wednesday, August 6, 2025, by the Directorate for Combating Organized Crime
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Greece Bets Big: Mega Casino Projects and High-Stakes Investments Reshape the Gaming Landscape
Greece Bets Big: Mega Casino Projects and High-Stakes Investments Reshape the Gaming Landscape
From the €1.5 billion mega-resort at Elliniko and the relocation of the iconic Parnitha Casino, to the rescue of Piladakis’ properties and global interest in Crete’s new license — the Greek gaming sector is raising the stakes after the pandemic slump.
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Neobanks Move Into Telecoms – Why Revolut, N26 and Klarna Are Offering Mobile Plans
Neobanks Move Into Telecoms – Why Revolut, N26 and Klarna Are Offering Mobile Plans
Digital banks are entering the mobile telecoms market, bundling eSIM-based plans with financial services in a bid to diversify revenue streams, boost customer loyalty, and attract younger users.
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Greece at the Bottom of Wine Production – Second Lowest Year in History
Greece at the Bottom of Wine Production – Second Lowest Year in History
Europe sees a historic drop in wine output, while Greek vineyards continue their long-term underproduction, putting pressure on the market and driving prices up.
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Athens Among Top 15 Cities Globally for Remote Work and Vacation
Athens Among Top 15 Cities Globally for Remote Work and Vacation
Tokyo ranks No.1 for 2025 in IWG’s “Work from Anywhere Barometer” — while Athens climbs to 12th place, highlighting Greece’s growing appeal to digital nomads.
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Operation “Theros”: Sweeping Tax Inspections and Business Closures Across the Aegean
Operation “Theros”: Sweeping Tax Inspections and Business Closures Across the Aegean
Greek tax authorities crack down on undeclared revenue with surprise audits and fines targeting summer hotspots
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Visa Express Drives Surge in Turkish Tourism to Greek Islands
Visa Express Drives Surge in Turkish Tourism to Greek Islands
Over 1.2 million Turkish visitors in 2024 — Projections point to new record in 2025, says Greek Embassy in Ankara
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€525,000 in Road Safety Projects Approved for Rethymno
€525,000 in Road Safety Projects Approved for Rethymno
The Region of Crete invests in critical infrastructure upgrades to boost safety, accessibility, and rural connectivity
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Ankara Sends Clear Signals Over Cables, Surveys, and Maritime Zones
Ankara Sends Clear Signals Over Cables, Surveys, and Maritime Zones
Turkey halts undersea cable research off Cyprus, warns against Greece–Cyprus electricity link, and reacts to Athens’ maritime zone map
