Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced that the government will examine whether small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) could play a role in the country’s future energy mix, as part of a broader strategy to strengthen energy security and support key sectors such as shipping.
Greek authorities have arrested four Turkish nationals in connection with a shooting incident in Nea Makri, as investigators continue to examine possible links to a broader case that has also prompted inquiries in Thessaloniki.
Western Macedonia and Thessaly have emerged as the regions with the greatest available electricity capacity for the development of large-scale data centers in Greece, according to recent estimates on the country’s grid potential.
Nearly 50,000 Jews from Thessaloniki were deported and almost entirely exterminated in Nazi concentration camps within a matter of months during World War II — a tragedy that remains central to Europe’s collective memory of the The Holocaust.