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Many aspects of ‘blue economy’ are developing in a sustainable way
He came to Greece for the 11th Delphi Forum, but he visits the country often, not only for official engagements, but also to catch a basketball game from time to time. -
Milos developers decry sudden construction freeze
Business owners on the island of Milos say a government decision suspending building activity has left developers of small tourist units facing financial ruin. -
Vandalized Xylouris bust in Iraklio set for restoration and return to square
A restored bust of Cretan folk music legend Nikos Xylouris will soon be returned to its place in the center of Iraklio after it was vandalized last month, local authorities said. -
Authorities arrest alleged smuggler after high-speed chase off Samos
Authorities arrested an alleged human smuggler and located 14 migrants after a high-speed boat chase off the eastern Aegean island of Samos, officials said. -
Greece rolls out digital registry to monitor alcohol, tobacco sales in real time
Greece has launched a new digital system to register and monitor the sale of alcohol, tobacco and vaping products, marking a shift toward real-time oversight and stricter enforcement aimed at protecting minors. -
Climate, quality and data to drive tourism growth, WTTC says
Climate adaptation, higher-quality experiences and stronger digital infrastructure will shape tourism growth over the next five years, according to Nejc Jus of the World Travel & Tourism Council. -
Athens professor says home vandalized after TV appearance on antisemitism
A university professor has said the entrance to her home was vandalized after she appeared on a television news program and expressed her views on antisemitism. -
Greek-Australian finalists shine in 2026 NT Woman of the Year awards
Three Greek-Australian women are among 40 finalists named in the 2026 NT News Woman of the Year awards, with organizers highlighting their leadership, resilience and contributions to the Northern Territory community. -
Universities rattled by attacks targeting academics in Thessaloniki, Athens
Two serious incidents targeting university academics were reported in Greece in recent days, including the harassment of a senior administrator at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and vandalism at the residence of an Athens professor who has previously been criticized for her public positions. -
Greece advances FREMM frigate deal
Greece is moving forward with plans to acquire four secondhand Italian FREMM frigates in a two-phase deal, as discussions with Italy enter an advanced stage.

