International Museum Day Hits Athens on May 18 with Free Tours & Events
On Sunday, May 18th, museums all over Greece are throwing open their doors for free in celebration of International Museum Day 2025.
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Greek food products have emerged as the powerhouse of the country’s export economy
Greek food products have emerged as the powerhouse of the country’s export economy
In the first three months of 2025, food exports soared by 13.8%, contributing an additional €273.2 million to Greece’s export revenue. The total value reached €2.252 billion, up from €1.979 billion in the same period last year. This growth outpaced all other sectors, with only the smaller “beverages and tobacco” category slightly ahead at 14.2%.
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Warning from the Financial Times: “Easy target” Athens for wildfires–Mount Hymettus
Warning from the Financial Times: “Easy target” Athens for wildfires–Mount Hymettus
“Athens, whose wider metropolitan area is home to 3.6 million people, narrowly avoided a catastrophic fire—but only just,” the FT article notes, reminding readers of the devastating fire in 2024, when flames reached the Halandri area after passing through Penteli.
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North Macedonia Awards €84M Contract for Greece Gas Interconnector to Rapid Build
North Macedonia Awards €84M Contract for Greece Gas Interconnector to Rapid Build
According to a November report by local outlet Vecer, the contract follows a competitive tender process that drew bids from five companies, including two Italian firms, one Turkish firm, and one Serbian. Construction is expected to be completed within 34 months of the contract signing.
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Strong Passenger Traffic Continues at Athens Airport in Early 2025
Strong Passenger Traffic Continues at Athens Airport in Early 2025
According to official data released, the airport handled 2.71 million passengers in April 2025—a 9% increase compared to April 2024.
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Greece Assumes UN Security Council Presidency for May
Greece Assumes UN Security Council Presidency for May
Greece’s UN envoy, Evangelos Sekeris, announced at a press conference that the presidency will prioritize maritime security and the protection of civilians in armed conflicts. A key event, an open debate on maritime security under the theme of international peace and security, is scheduled for May 20. This high-level meeting will be chaired by Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
