Greece Unveils New Housing Measures to Ease Rent Pressures

Greece Unveils New Housing Measures to Ease Rent Pressures

Greece is introducing a series of housing measures to increase the supply of available homes and ease pressure on rents, including subsidies for renovating vacant properties, tax incentives for long-term rentals and restrictions on new short-term rental registrations in areas facing housing shortages. The government also plans to launch a new €2 billion My Home …

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Sinai Monastery Agreement Reached as Archbishop Symeon Prepares to Sign Deal with Egypt – Greek City Times

Sinai Monastery Agreement Reached as Archbishop Symeon Prepares to Sign Deal with Egypt – Greek City Times

Archbishop Symeon says an agreement with the Egyptian government will help safeguard the historic Holy Monastery of Saint Catherine at Mount Sinai, following months of negotiations and support from Orthodox Churches. The future of the historic Holy Monastery of Saint Catherine at Mount Sinai has taken a significant step towards resolution, with Archbishop Symeon announcing …

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Sinai Monastery Agreement Secures Its Future After 1,500 Years – Greek City Times

Sinai Monastery Agreement Reached as Archbishop Symeon Prepares to Sign Deal with Egypt – Greek City Times

Greece’s Foreign Minister says an agreement with Egypt safeguards the historic Orthodox monastery’s religious character, ecclesiastical properties and the future of its monks. Greece’s Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis has described an agreement between the Holy Monastery of Saint Catherine on Mount Sinai and the Egyptian state as a historic milestone for Hellenism and Orthodoxy. In …

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Belle Epoque | Athens | To February 15

The Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation presents “Belle Epoque,” an exhibition exploring a transformative period in European cultural and social history, with a focus on Paris. Source link

Greek MS Patient Launches Platform to Combat Misinformation

Greek MS Patient Launches Platform to Combat Misinformation

A 47-year-old Greek man who has lived with multiple sclerosis for 18 years has launched an independent online platform to track scientific research and emerging treatments for the disease, separating evidence-based findings from exaggerated claims and medical misinformation. Tasos Fokas created MyelinWatch (myelinwatch.com), a bilingual platform in Greek and English that began operating in September …

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