Greek budget 2024: Record revenues at 5.7 billion from privatizations
A record year for revenues from privatizations is what is expected in 2024.
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Greek-Italian actress Anna Kanakis has died
The Greek-Italian actress Anna Kanakis died in Rome at the age of 61.
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Greece: Gateway for Indian agricultural products to the EU
A new chapter in Greece's relations with India comes with the memorandum of cooperation that came to Parliament for ratification and which upgrades the relationship between the two countries to a strategic relationship, through the agri-food sector. A relationship that will be further be strengthened by the visit of the Minister of Fisheries, Livestock and Dairying, Parshotam Rupala, to Athens in January.
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Tilda Swinton-Olivier Saillard show 'Embodying Pasolini' coming to Onassis Stegi in December
Oscar-winning British actress Tilda Swinton and fashion curator Olivier Saillard will for the first time present the results of one of their collaborations at the Onassis Foundation's Stegi in Athens, with the ritualistic performance "Embodying Pasolini", which features the costumes and props used in the films of the unforgettable director, Pier Paolo Pasolini, who was brutally murdered in 1975 at the age of 53.
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Erdogan wants no mediators in his dealings with Athens
"There are no problem that we can't solve with Greece," Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said once again.
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Historic Museum-destroyer ‘Velos’ towed to safety after sustaining serious damage
The Hellenic Navy’s historic destroyer “Velos”, a ship-museum, was towed over weekend from a berth on the exposed Thessaloniki waterfront to the nearby commercial port, after sustaining significant damage to its stern.
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Greek tourism: Receipts Soar to 17.9 Billion in 9M 2023
Greek tourism in 2023 registered a record year and this assessment is also confirmed by the latest data from the Bank of Greece for the first nine months of the year.
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Dendias Armed Forces' Day message: Greece's armed forces are 'a symbol of national presence and survival',
In an age when challenges to security are evolving, the Armed Forces are "elements of our national constitution, they are a symbol of national presence and survival. They send the message that Greece can ensure its independence, preserve its territorial integrity and defend its sovereign rights," National Defence Minister Nikos Dendias said in a message to the military on Monday, ahead of the celebration of Armed Forces Day on November 21.
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FSRU Alexandroupolis: New natural gas gateway to the Balkans kicks off mid-December
Next week, if all goes as planned, the specially configured Gastrade tanker, which will be Greece's first Floating Storage Regasification Unit (FSRU), begins its long journey from the Keppel shipyard in Singapore.
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Polytechnic 2023: The PM's message for the 50th anniversary of the uprising of Greek students
Kyriakos Mitsotakis delivered his message for the 50th anniversary of the Polytechnic University. At the beginning, the prime minister said that the uprising remains one of the most important pages in the history of Greece.
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Greece is Europe's champion in real estate price increases
House prices in Greece are "running" at the fastest pace in Europe. The rapid increase in prices in Greece has caused a great impression and disturbance to the interested public, as the cost of real estate far exceeds the budget of the average Greek household.
What is hidden behind Turkey's proposal for a two-state solution in Cyprus and Palestine
The two-state solution is a path that requires patience," said Turkey's Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz in his speech before the start of a parade in the occupied territories to mark the 40th anniversary of the illegal declaration of the pseudo-state.
Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni calls for stricter measures for short-term rentals
Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni is pushing for even stricter measures on short-term rentals.
Triple referral of Greece to the European Court of Justice
The European Commission decided to refer Greece to the European Court of Justice for three different cases. This means that for the specific cases it was found that the Greek authorities refused to comply with the European regulations and the relevant instructions of the European institutions, in the exchange of letters that precedes such a referral.