Greek Women’s Water Polo Team Top in the World after 13-9 Win Over Hungary
The Greek team had previously defeated another tournament favorite, the Netherlands, to reach the final.
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Greece declares EEZ in Ionian Sea after unveiling maritime spatial plan
Greece declares EEZ in Ionian Sea after unveiling maritime spatial plan
The declaration, issued through a Presidential Decree, was published Thursday in the Government Gazette, just a day after the formal unveiling of the country’s comprehensive Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) framework.
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Greece Ranks 8th Globally for High Parking Costs, Averaging €6 for Two Hours
Greece Ranks 8th Globally for High Parking Costs, Averaging €6 for Two Hours
This places Greece ahead of neighbors like Italy and Spain in parking costs, contributing to its ranking among the top 10 most stressful countries for drivers.
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Dendias: We are strengthening defence relations and strategic cooperation between Greece and France
Dendias: We are strengthening defence relations and strategic cooperation between Greece and France
Dendias called the meeting "fruitful and candid, in the framework of our long-standing, traditional bonds, common values, shared trust and mutual respect," saying it had reaffirmed "that Greece and France are close allies and friends and share the same perception regarding the developments in Europe and the wider region".
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French Armed Forces Minister Lecornu Visits Athens as Greece and France Deepen Strategic Defence Cooperation
French Armed Forces Minister Lecornu Visits Athens as Greece and France Deepen Strategic Defence Cooperation
"France is one of Greece's closest partners. In the sectors of defence and security we have established a very important strategic partnership, which is constantly deepening," Mitsotakis said, praising the levels of cooperation between the two countries.
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Greece to Acquire Fourth Belharra Frigate
Greece to Acquire Fourth Belharra Frigate
Notably, Dendias told reporters he will propose the acquisition of a fourth Belharra frigate to the Government Council for Foreign Affairs and Defense (KYSEA), with Lecornu expressing a “shared desire to move forward” with the proposal.
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The population decline in Greece by 2070 will approach 25%
The population decline in Greece by 2070 will approach 25%
The data was presented by the Head of the Employment Experts Unit, Eirini Andriopoulou, during a discussion on the demographic issue – “If the new generation decides not to have children, future pensions will be zero,” stated former Deputy Minister of Labor, Panos Tsakloglou
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Defence Min Dendias: Only third countries upholding EU values should participate in Common European Defence
Defence Min Dendias: Only third countries upholding EU values should participate in Common European Defence
The main themes of the Council were the ReArm Europe project, the White Paper on European Defence and the situation in Ukraine.
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Greece vows to spend €25 billion on armed forces overhaul centered on high-tech warfare technology
Greece vows to spend €25 billion on armed forces overhaul centered on high-tech warfare technology
Defense Minister Nikos Dendias told Parliament the overhaul will be built around a planned air defense system called “Achilles Shield,” primarily aimed at addressing tensions with neighboring Turkey.
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Fitch upgrades Greek banks – “Bonus” for National Bank and Eurobank
Fitch upgrades Greek banks – “Bonus” for National Bank and Eurobank
The rating agency Fitch has upgraded Greek banks, citing improved credit profiles, strong profitability, and reduced non-performing exposures (NPEs), while also forecasting Greece’s continued economic outperformance compared to the Eurozone
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Inflation in Greece at 3.1% in March, Eurostat Reports
Inflation in Greece at 3.1% in March, Eurostat Reports
Average inflation in the eurozone settled at 2.2%, compared to 2.3% in February. The high prices in Greece highlight the ongoing cost-of-living pressures in the country.
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Greeks in Bangkok share their firsthand accounts of the deadly earthquake
Greeks in Bangkok share their firsthand accounts of the deadly earthquake
According to AP, the 7.7-magnitude tremor has claimed the lives of at least 144 people in Myanmar and 10 in Thailand. As of now, no Greek citizens have been reported among the casualties or injured.
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Metlen in Greece Targets 50 Tonnes of Gallium Production by 2028, Meeting EU Demand
Metlen in Greece Targets 50 Tonnes of Gallium Production by 2028, Meeting EU Demand
The announcement follows the European Commission’s release this week of a list of 47 strategic projects, including initiatives in Greece, aimed at enhancing the EU’s supply of materials vital for its energy transition and security. Gallium is among the key minerals highlighted in the plan.
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Greece’s sector is off to a roaring start this year, revealing a striking increase in visitors
Greece’s sector is off to a roaring start this year, revealing a striking increase in visitors
German tourists led the pack in numbers, flocking to Greece’s sunlit shores and historic sites. American visitors proved the biggest spenders, pouring €40.9 million into the economy—€5.4 million more than their German counterparts. The strong showing from these key markets underscores Greece’s enduring appeal as a top global destination.
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Greece Announces Minimum Wage Increase to 880 Euros
Greece Announces Minimum Wage Increase to 880 Euros
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced that Greece’s minimum wage will increase to 880 euros starting on April 1, 2025.
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How Messinia became a Premier Golf Destination
How Messinia became a Premier Golf Destination
However, in point of fact, the country now shines on the map of destinations for any avid golfer – amateur or professional. Last year alone, Golf Inc. awarded another clubhouse at Costa Navarino, while World Golf Awards gave the destination the prestigious title “World’s Best Emerging Golf Destination” and declared its International Olympic Academy Golf Course the “World’s Best New Golf Course.”
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Chevron’s expression of interest for hydrocarbon exploration off southern Crete accepted
Chevron's expression of interest for hydrocarbon exploration off southern Crete accepted
The environment and energy ministry spoke of "another important development that strengthens the country's efforts to utilise its national energy resources and competitive advantages, for the benefit of all citizens."
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Greece’s current account surplus decreased by 784.3 million euros in January 2025 to total one billion euros
Greece's current account surplus decreased by 784.3 million euros in January 2025 to total one billion euros
According to the central bank, a goods deficit widened, “reflecting a larger rise in imports than in exports. At current prices, exports increased by 1.8% (2.4% at constant prices) and imports by 4.8% (4.1% at constant prices). Specifically, non-oil goods exports at current prices grew by 6.3% (7.0% at constant prices) and the corresponding imports increased by 9.2% (8.3% at constant prices).”
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Greece to Raise Minimum Wage to €880 in April
Greece to Raise Minimum Wage to €880 in April
The new gross monthly minimum wage is expected to rise by 5% to 6%, reaching approximately €880, in a country where almost half of employees make less than €1,000 per month.
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Greece Extends Visa Program for Turkish Visitors to Aegean Islands Until 2026
Greece Extends Visa Program for Turkish Visitors to Aegean Islands Until 2026
This step was part of a broader effort by Greece and Turkey to improve ties after years of disputes, following a roadmap established during that time.
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Eurostat: Greek Job Vacancy Rate 4th Last in Eurozone
Eurostat: Greek Job Vacancy Rate 4th Last in Eurozone
Job vacancies, as defined by Eurostat, include positions that must be filled immediately or within a maximum of three months
