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Mayorkinis on West Nile virus: Most people don’t realize they’ve been infected — which areas of Attica are most at risk
The EKPA professor explains why most people do not realize they have been infected and which symptoms are associated with involvement of the central nervous system
A 14.8% jump in tourism receipts to €8.8 billion in first half of 2026, Bank of Greece data shows
Greece's current account deficit halved year on year to €602.8 million in June, even as the first-half shortfall widened to €9.2 billion; foreign exchange reserves climbed to €19.5 billion from €15.3 billion a year earlier
Hatzivasiliou: Turkish maritime parks are illegal; it is not easy to strike a target inside Greece
The deputy minister reiterated Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis’ position that the country’s foreign policy is not dictated externally and is not shaped by the wishes or suggestions of third parties
Non-state universities: What changes after the Council of State ruling, what happens to students, and what about the seven new institutions?
The National Authority for Higher Education (HAHE) is revising its certification criteria – The government assures that no student will lose the academic year – What exactly did the Supreme Administrative Court overturn, and how did we get here?
Temperatures on the rise from today, reaching 38°C: What the weather will look like this weekend
Maximum temperature of 36°C in Attica — National Meteorological Service forecast by region
Israeli Defense Minister attacks Erdogan: “You are dragging Turkey into dangerous adventures; don’t test us”
Israel Katz issued a stern warning to the Turkish president amid rising tensions between Israel and Turkey and a dispute over the two countries’ roles in Syria
The 14 measures signaling what’s coming for the property market at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF): From cheaper loans to incentives for owners
The government’s “road map” for the next interventions targeting homeowners and the housing market — What is planned for rents, vacant homes, the Golden Visa, a new “My Home” program, and social housing, with a horizon extending to 2030
Athens on alert after Ankara’s new provocations: Maritime parks, dispute over renewables and Turkey’s next move
Following the announcement of its own “maritime parks,” Turkey has also chosen to react to Greece’s Special Spatial Planning Framework for Renewable Energy Sources, which came into force yesterday
