Study highlights key challenges facing Greek museums

Study highlights key challenges facing Greek museums

A recent study by the Hellenic Organization of Cultural Resources Development  has highlighted key challenges facing Greek museums and archaeological sites. The findings were presented by cultural management expert Maria Fasoula at the 39th Philoxenia International Tourism Expo called “Experience. Culture. Everywhere. – Connecting the Dots.” Notably, the study revealed a sharp contrast in visitor …

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PPC sets ambitious goals | eKathimerini.com

PPC sets ambitious goals | eKathimerini.com

Renewable energy sources account for an increasing share of power generation as reliance on lignite steadily decreases. PPC plans to end use of lignite in 2026. PPC, Greece’s dominant electricity provider, showed strong operating profitability in the first nine months, allowing it to confirm its goals for earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) …

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Intelligence academy in the making 

Intelligence academy in the making 

INTIME An Intelligence and Counterintelligence Academy is being established as an educational wing of Greece’s National Intelligence Service (EYP), state broadcaster ERT has reported.  The academy is planned to offer training to new agents and personnel for key ministries and agencies, according to the report.  Depending on their sector and specialty, recruits will undergo tailored …

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Emergency alert 112 issued for four regions as storm ‘Alexander’ approaches

Emergency alert 112 issued for four regions as storm ‘Alexander’ approaches

An emergency alert via 112 has been issued for Thessaly, Evia, Fthiotida, and the Sporades, warning of hazardous weather conditions. “Warning of dangerous weather phenomena in your area from tonight, November 15, to midday tomorrow, November 16. Avoid unnecessary travel and follow authorities’ instructions,” read the message. Storm “Alexander” is bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms, …

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‘We grew up with a photograph in hand’

‘We grew up with a photograph in hand’

On October 29, 1974, the last bus carrying Greek-Cypriot and Greek prisoners of war from the Turkish invasion arrived at the Ledra checkpoint in Nicosia. For the women, children, and siblings who did not reunite with their loved ones that day, a second, more painful phase of the ordeal began. Since then, the term “missing …

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OTE bets on fast fiber to drive growth

OTE bets on fast fiber to drive growth

Telecoms firm OTE posted slightly higher revenue in the third quarter of 2024, while operating earnings dropped slightly from the same period in 2023. In the first nine months of the year, both revenue and operating profits were up, the company announced Thursday. Third-quarter revenue rose 1.8%, to €897.2 million euros, from the same period …

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Trump’s national security team and the East Med

Trump’s national security team and the East Med

As President-elect Donald Trump’s national security team takes shape, Jonathan Schanzer and Endy Zemenides join Thanos Davelis to break down what message his nominations send about the foreign policy priorities of his second term, especially when looking at the Eastern Mediterranean. Source link

Cyprus in talks with Gulf energy companies over natural gas licences, president says

Cyprus in talks with Gulf energy companies over natural gas licences, president says

Energy companies from Persian Gulf states have expressed interest in searching for natural gas off the southern coast of Cyprus, President Nikos Christodoulides said Friday. Speaking at an energy conference in Nicosia, he said Cypriot authorities are in early talks with several unidentified companies regarding exploration licenses for some of Cyprus’ 13 areas, or blocks, …

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Services now driving inflation | eKathimerini.com

Services now driving inflation | eKathimerini.com

Although the days of anguish over supermarket prices are not far behind us, they have taken a back seat. It is services that are now driving inflation, according to an Alpha Bank analysis published Thursday. Its biweekly Bulletin on Economic Developments notes that, of the 3.1% annual rise in consumer prices recorded in October, services …

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SYRIZA’s political future hanging in the balance

Trump’s national security team and the East Med

Niko Efstathiou, an Athens based journalist and author, joins Thanos Davelis to discuss Stefanos Kasselakis’ decision to found a new party, and look at what this latest split within SYRIZA means for its political future and for Greece’s fractured left. Source link