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Vertical Corridor: Interest in natural gas exports to six countries in Southeast Europe

Atlantic See is promoting agreements to supply natural gas via Greece to countries in Southeast Europe, as part of the “vertical corridor” LNG, with the goal of ensuring long-term supplies and strengthening the region’s energy security

Over 400 victims of trafficking and exploitation found begging in Thessaloniki and Athens

They are nationals of Romania and Bulgaria

Clashes after anti-government protest against Rama in Tirana (video)

Molotov cocktails and fireworks were thrown at the office of Albania’s Prime Minister, Edi Rama – Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowd

Bulgaria holds early parliamentary elections on 19 April, eighth in five years

Bulgaria's previous government resigned on 11 December after weeks of street protests over its economic policies and its perceived failure to crack down on corruption.

A new strategic transport axis in the Balkans: Athens, Thessaloniki and Bucharest back on a single route

Greece cooperates with Bulgaria and Romania on the strategic railway and road axis that will connect the three countries via Alexandroupolis - 2.6 billion euro projects by 2030

Greek ports in the spotlight: Why Greece is evolving into a key commercial and a geopolitical gateway for Europe

The gradual opening of the Suez Canal to larger ships is further increasing the cargo directed toward Greek ports - The new port entering the map and Cosco’s presence in Piraeus

“Vikentios,” sabotage in the Balkans, and the role of the painter-spy from Alexandroupoli

For the past three years, the man who recruited the 59-year-old from Alexandroupoli had contact with Russian intelligence services and was arrested in Lithuania

Hatzivassiliou from the Thessaloniki Summit: Mitsotakis’ government is forging Greece’s economic ties with the Balkans

The Deputy Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and MP for Serres, participated in a discussion on "Economic Diplomacy in the Balkans"

Diplomatic sources on Fidan’s remarks: “The Treaty of Lausanne is clear; It refers to a Muslim minority”

Greece rejects Türkiye's claims of a "Turkish minority," emphasizing adherence to international law and equality for all Greek citizens

Albania: The “regression” with the harassment of Beleris, the role of Greece and the new arrival of Rama in Thessaloniki

"Albania is balancing between bad Balkan habits and the effort for a European path," a senior government source tells protothema.gr

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