Thessaloniki Honours Greece’s First Governor Ioannis Kapodistrias

Thessaloniki Honours Greece’s First Governor Ioannis Kapodistrias

The city of Thessaloniki honoured Ioannis Kapodistrias, Greece’s first Governor, on the 195th anniversary of his assassination by unveiling a new bust in the centre of the city. The ceremony took place at the junction of Egnatia and Chalkéon streets, in Dikastirion Square, where the bust now stands in the area provided by the Municipality …

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Greece’s hiking trails, increasingly wild and risky

Greece’s ancient network of hiking trails, among the richest in the world, is going largely unmaintained, experts say, raising safety concerns after a 34-year-old Polish hiker died recently near Episkopi, in Vryssi, Evia. Source link

10-year-old girl wounded in Athens café shooting – Greek City Times

10-year-old girl wounded in Athens café shooting – Greek City Times

A 10-year-old girl was taken to hospital after four gunmen opened fire on a café in Agios Panteleimon shortly before midnight Friday. The men shot at the front of the premises at 32 Agorakritou Street from a passing car, police said. The girl, the café owner’s daughter, was hit in the left leg. Her mother …

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What Operators Must Check – Greek City Times

What Operators Must Check – Greek City Times

Europe is connecting data centers faster than it can reinforce the power system. A new UNECE analysis, Aligning Data Centres and Large Load Growth with Grid Resilience, says operators should stop treating these projects as simple requests for megawatts. Connection should depend on how the site will behave on the grid. The report arrives as …

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Severe weather hits central and southern Greece

Severe weather is affecting several parts of Greece, with the heaviest rain and thunderstorms reported in Evia and the Sporades islands, according to the country’s National Meteorological Service (EMY). Source link

Can Turkey’s Fund Crisis Threaten Its Economy?

Can Turkey’s Fund Crisis Threaten Its Economy?

What began as a liquidity problem at several Turkish investment funds has developed into a major upheaval in the country’s capital markets, involving 131 funds, $18 billion in assets and 455,758 individual investors. Turkey’s Capital Markets Board (SPK) ordered the liquidation of the funds after some managers struggled to meet investors’ redemption requests. The regulator …

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President Tasoulas Marks 205th Anniversary of Tripolitsa Liberation

President Tasoulas Marks 205th Anniversary of Tripolitsa Liberation

Greek President Konstantinos Tasoulas attended ceremonies in Tripoli marking the 205th anniversary of the Capture and Liberation of Tripolitsa during the Greek War of Independence. The Municipality of Tripoli organised the commemorations, which honoured the historic events of 1821 and their significance for the course of the Greek Revolution. Following a religious service at the …

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An act of vandalism that revealed Leros’ rich architectural legacy

Born in New York to Lerian parents who immigrated there, Markos Spanos, a 43-year-old photographer working in the IT department of Leros Municipality, returned with his family at age 11 and started to develop a fascination with the southern Aegean island’s history. Source link