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With BalkanGate the firm puts Thessaloniki in the sights of international providers. Proprietary fiber optic network of 390 km in Athens and Thessaloniki

Mayor Konstantinos Zervas said that a race against time and systematic planning were required to secure the specific funding.

Greece is getting a boost from a revival in foreign investment — and in tourism

'We know the true intentions of those who provoke and instigate Greek politicians is to impede our programme for a strong Turkey,' Erdogan said, in an apparent reference to US and EU criticism

Mitsotakis addressed the Turkish people directly, highlighting the importance of peace and harmonious co-existence, so that his message would reach Turkish society unfiltered, through the social media.

Iranian protesters are defying the regime’s coercive forces and are not dissuaded from continuing, despite the violence and propaganda of the establishment’s mullahs.

The President of the Commission will deliver a speech at the Athens Democracy Forum

The weather will deteriorate rapidly in the next few hours. Severe weather front weather Bogdan, coming from Italy is the cause of worsening conditions

The “keys” to dealing with the crisis

What a report by the German statistical agency SBA shows

One of the problems of our seas is the decline of fish stocks and pollution, Simos Kedikoglou noted

Ferry companies will have to revise the plans after the completion of the Attica – ANEK deal

The progress of rents in Athens, Piraeus, Kifisia, Glyfada and Thessaloniki – Which chains have opened or are opening new stores

The extraordinary council of EU energy ministers will convene on 30 September

Erdogan’s attack against our country at the UN constitutes a turning point in the communications strategy that the Turkish president has steadfastly implemented.

Georgia Meloni may admire Viktor Orban and have allied with Matteo Salvini and Silvio Berlusconi, yet in the coming years she will need Brussels in managing the country’s huge debt and recovery funds.

Although he touched on a number of issues in his address, it was Mitsotakis’ response to what he called “preposterous” statements and claims by Turkish leaders, including by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, that served as the highlight

Mitsotakis said that Athens will unswervingly defend its red lines against Turkish revisionism and threats against the territorial integrity of Greece’s Aegean islands, which Turkey has persistently been challenging.

What is certain is that the courage of all those who took to the streets in Iran marks a turning point for every regime that insists on not respecting the rights of women.